Whiskas Essential Temptations - Hairball Control - 2.1 oz

Kitty loves these and very rarely does she have a fur ball..great treats and they work to help prevent furballs!

I thought another lady seemed to turn on this product unfairly. Shame on me. My kitty which has for 7 years suffered from extreme hair ball issues...he's a huge long haired fluffy cat with hair we've never seen the likes of. But his upchucks have lead to dental and gum problems which is threatening his quality of life too. We try to get the malt sticky glues down him and nope he's super good at rubbing said mess off his paw and leaving veneers of it around the house. So yes Vet puts him on antibiotics a few times a year too and it helps but only a little. So this is the third brand of food type treats that treat hairballs we've tried. Kitty ate the first two I gave him...three more.....and the full 10 in all. Within seconds of the last one swallowed...he was getting sick...all over the house...he sent every single one up. I think he forgave me later that night when he showed up for his brushing which he loves. But he choose my husband to cuddle with and purr fest with through the evening letting me know I got the cold shoulder treatment for feeding him treats that made him get sick..the very thing we want to prevent or cut down on.......OK to be fair to all of you who use it and kitty's who benefit from this product...yes it may be fine for you and your beloved felines. I suspect there's a small popluation that doesn't get along with it. My huge fluffy ball is one. So here's a hint. If you suspect a cat may not tolerate it or worry about that start with just one or two nibbles at a time and no more for at least another day. So each day maybe increase by one or two pieces until you are satisfied kitty can tolerate them. It could be our kitty has such a bad hair ball the 10 at once caused him instant misery. Hard to say..no hair came up just a lot of phlem and sticky mess along with the bites...none of them had been chewed by the way kitty scarffed them whole...maybe it's not a cat maybe it's one of those little fluffy yip yaps and we mistook it for a dog all these years. ????? But he tolerates another similar product and we have another one to test too but will use more caution in the future for any type of this product when it's new. By the way this product has a lot of ingredients and a few are questionable as to their usefulness. This is more a fiber oritented product than a lubricating one that most of the malt goo's are. (Laxtives can be fiber or lubricants for humans too.)

As far as the flavor goes... well, I haven't tasted them. But my incredibly picky cat seems to enjoy them.

My cat grooms herself often and tends to get hairballs. The other Temptation treats she likes don't help, but this one does. Using along with Meow Mix Hairball Control formula have helped a great deal keeping things moving in her kitty gut. Recommended!

I have two cats who groom each other and themselves. These treats were recommended by a neighbor. Nick and Tally love the taste and they have not spit up any hairballs since they started eating them.

I have a feral cat I feed who started hacking up hairballs. I bought these at my local grocers & they did the trick. She loves eating them. I ran out & ordered these from amazon at a better price.

These must be addicting. My cats choose Temptations over their food. They will not let me walk, they have become extremely demanding. I have decreased how often do I now give them the treats.

One of the strays in my colony has a very narrow hip configuration causing blockage/constipation and subsequent trips to the vet for an enema. At the Vet's recommendation we starting giving him a large dose of these 2 times a day as a stool softener. So far so good. Just placed my second order.

Cat loves them. Haven’t had them long enough to know if it helps with hair balls.