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£35.98In stockIAMs ProActive Health Adult Cat Hairball Care with Chicken Dry Food provides daily nutrition for adult cats, particularly those with long hair, who have problems with hairballs. -
Out of stockIAMS ProActive Health Indoor Adult Cat Weight & Hairball Care with Chicken Dry Food is the healthy way to help pets lose weight without losing energy. -
£10.88In stockJames Wellbeloved Hairball Cat Food with Turkey Dry is created specially for adult cats aged 12 months to 7 years of age, who are prone to hairballs. It is made up of ingredients from nature, one source of animal protein (turkey) plus all the vitamins and -
£4.85In stockRoyal Canin Vet Care Nutrition Skin & Hairball Cat Dryis a complete feed for adult cats over 12 months old, prone to hairball formation and/or with sensitive skin and a dull coat. -
£1.68In stockVetIQ Healthy Bites Hairball Remedy Treats for Cats help to prevent and remove hairballs by assisting the passage of swallowed fur through the gut. -
£9.98In stockRoyal Canin Feline Care Nutrition Hairball Care (in Gravy) Wet Food helps reduce hairball formation in cats from 1-7 years. -
£16.04In stockRoyal Canin Feline Care Nutrition Hairball Care Dry Food help reduce hairball formation in cats from 1-7 years. -
£11.74In stockHills Science Plan Adult Hairball Control Cat with Chicken Dry Food helps avoid the formation of hairballs. It has a gentle formula for everyday feeding with clinically proven antioxidants and tailored phosphorus levels. -
£12.17In stockKatalax aids in the elimination of hairballs and can be used for the ongoing treatment of mild constipation in cats. -
£8.99In stockLaxapet Laxative Gel is a palatable mild lubricant laxative malt based gel, flavoured with fish oil that pets find almost irresistible. It aids in the elimination of ingested hair (hair balls) in dogs and cats. It softens stools and lubricates the content -
£13.36In stockLogic EaseBall Chews for cats are salmon flavoured chews that will help to reduce hairballs by lubricating the digestive tract and therefore allowing fur to pass through the gut.
