Johnsons Hairball Remedy 50g
A tasty malt flavoured hairball remedy and prebiotic supplement for cats and kittens, Johnson's Veterinary Hairball Paste is an ideal regular supplement for pets prone to hairballs.
Hairballs form in the stomach of cats from hair they have swallowed while grooming, forming distinctive cylindrical masses of hair which cats are unable to excrete, so will try to cough up. Signs that your pet may be struggling due to a hairball include constipation, hard stools with signs of hair, coughing or heaving (particularly after eating) and lack of interest in meals.
Longhaired cats are particularly prone to struggles with hairballs, however any cat may be prone. Further problems can be avoided with a regular brushing schedule and the addition of a hairball paste to help the cat pass the hair through the gut. Slicker brushes and combs tend to be the most effective grooming tools, depending on your cat's coat type.
Johnsons Hairball Remedy 50g
A tasty malt flavoured hairball remedy and prebiotic supplement for cats and kittens, Johnson's Veterinary Hairball Paste is an ideal regular supplement for pets prone to hairballs.
Hairballs form in the stomach of cats from hair they have swallowed while grooming, forming distinctive cylindrical masses of hair which cats are unable to excrete, so will try to cough up. Signs that your pet may be struggling due to a hairball include constipation, hard stools with signs of hair, coughing or heaving (particularly after eating) and lack of interest in meals.
Longhaired cats are particularly prone to struggles with hairballs, however any cat may be prone. Further problems can be avoided with a regular brushing schedule and the addition of a hairball paste to help the cat pass the hair through the gut. Slicker brushes and combs tend to be the most effective grooming tools, depending on your cat's coat type.
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A tasty malt flavoured hairball remedy and prebiotic supplement for cats and kittens, Johnson's Veterinary Hairball Paste is an ideal regular supplement for pets prone to hairballs.
Hairballs form in the stomach of cats from hair they have swallowed while grooming, forming distinctive cylindrical masses of hair which cats are unable to excrete, so will try to cough up. Signs that your pet may be struggling due to a hairball include constipation, hard stools with signs of hair, coughing or heaving (particularly after eating) and lack of interest in meals.
Longhaired cats are particularly prone to struggles with hairballs, however any cat may be prone. Further problems can be avoided with a regular brushing schedule and the addition of a hairball paste to help the cat pass the hair through the gut. Slicker brushes and combs tend to be the most effective grooming tools, depending on your cat's coat type.
