Indoor cats can often struggle to combat the build up of hairballs, particularly during a coat change, which can prove troublesome for the digestive system. Eukanuba Hairball Control Adult has been specially developed to help support the movement of swallowed...

Indoor cats can often struggle to combat the build up of hairballs, particularly during a coat change, which can prove troublesome for the digestive system. Eukanuba Hairball Control Adult has been specially developed to help support the movement of swallowed...

Ultima Hairball Control – Turkey Rice was developed together with veterinarian experts at Affinity. Cats spend a lot of time grooming themselves, using their rough tongue like a brush to remove loose hair and dirt. The loose hairs are often swallowed...

Ultima Hairball Control – Turkey Rice was developed together with veterinarian experts at Affinity. Cats spend a lot of time grooming themselves, using their rough tongue like a brush to remove loose hair and dirt. The loose hairs are often swallowed...

Your cat's daily grooming routine will take up plenty of its time, especially for long-haired breeds. This means that your cat may be swallowing a large quantity of hairs, which can form hairballs in the gut and result in vomiting, an unpleasant experience...

James Wellbeloved Hairball Formula is ideal for adult cats that are prone to hairball problems. Hairballs are formed when hair swallowed by your cat during grooming accumulates in the stomach and can't pass on to the next part of the digestive system....

General information: Please seek your vet's advice before using this food or extending the feeding period. When feeding your cat with a veterinary diet you should consult your vet regularly for check-ups. If your cat's health deteriorates please seek...

A cat dedicates around 30% of its day to caring for its fur, removing dirt and any loose hairs. These can then collect in your cat's stomach, either being digested or forming hairballs that are then regurgitated. This vomiting places strain on the digestive...

Offer applies to this promotional pack only. PURINA ONE dry food for cats is complete nutrition with all of the most important nutrients and vitamins. The PURINA ONE Actilea formula activates the whole potential of your cat's natural defence mechanisms....

Preventing and removing hairballs has never been easier! M&C Defurr-UM treats are easy to administer treats which contain the same active ingredients as traditional hairball pastes. Regular use of Defurr-UM treats, in combination with frequent grooming...

Same recipe and benefits - new look! Almo Nature Holistic Anti Hairball Chicken Rice is a balanced, dry food that has been formulated to meet the nutritional needs of adult cats. This dry food contains plant fibres, which help to prevent the build-up...

Hairballs are not uncommon amongst felines, but they are unpleasant for both your cat and for you. Particularly in older age, it is essential that your cat avoids any unnecessary discomfort. Hill's Science Plan Mature Adult Hairball Indoor Chicken has...

General information: Please seek your vet's advice before using this food or extending the feeding period. When feeding your cat with a veterinary diet you should consult your vet regularly for check-ups. If your cat's health deteriorates please seek...

A cat dedicates around 30% of its day to caring for its fur, removing dirt and any loose hairs. These can then collect in your cat's stomach, either being digested or forming hairballs that are then regurgitated. This vomiting places strain on the digestive...

PURINA ONE Coat Hairball dry cat food has been specifically developed to support healthy, supple skin and a silky soft, shiny fur. The balanced food contains all the nutrients your cat needs to stay healthy. It also contains the innovative Bifensis Dual...

Royal Canin Hairball Care Adult Cat Food provides a balanced and complete feed for adult cats, recommended to help reduce hairball formation. Cats spend most of their waking time grooming. They spontaneously swallow large quantities of hair which tend...

Your cat's daily grooming routine will take up plenty of its time, especially for long-haired breeds. This means that your cat may be swallowing a large quantity of hairs, which can form hairballs in the gut and result in vomiting, an unpleasant experience...

Hairballs are not uncommon amongst felines, but they are unpleasant for both your cat and for you. Particularly in older age, it is essential that your cat avoids any unnecessary discomfort. Hill's Science Plan Mature Adult Hairball Indoor Chicken has...

General information: Please seek your vet's advice before using this food or extending the feeding period. When feeding your cat with a veterinary diet you should consult your vet regularly for check-ups. If your cat's health deteriorates please seek...

Royal Canin Feline offers your cat complete, balanced nutrition. This complete dry diet is especially well-suited for cats with food sensitivities and as a nutritional programme for pure-bred cats. Simply choose the variant you require. Please click here...

PURINA ONE Coat Hairball dry cat food has been specifically developed to support healthy, supple skin and a silky soft, shiny fur. The balanced food contains all the nutrients your cat needs to stay healthy. It also contains the innovative Bifensis Dual...

Royal Canin Hairball Care Adult Cat Food provides a balanced and complete feed for adult cats, recommended to help reduce hairball formation. Cats spend most of their waking time grooming. They spontaneously swallow large quantities of hair which tend...

Cats spend a lot of time grooming their fur and swallow a significant amount of hair in the process. These hairs can accumulate in the gastrointestinal tract and lead to so-called hairballs. These hairballs can either be vomited up or passed out naturally....

Catessy Crunchy Snacks at a glance: No added sugar With vitamins A, D3 and E Fewer than 2 calories per snack Re-sealable packet Lots of variety First crunchy, then soft - every bite of these divine Catessy Crunchy Snacks with a creamy filling will bring...

A cat dedicates around 30% of its day to caring for its fur, removing dirt and any loose hairs. These can then collect in your cat's stomach, either being digested or forming hairballs that are then regurgitated. This vomiting places strain on the digestive...

When grooming, cats swallow loose hairs - this is quite normal. However, if there is too much hair, for example during a coat change, hairballs can form in the stomach, which can lead to increased vomiting or digestive problems. With GimCat Anti-Hairball...

PURINA ONE Coat Hairball dry cat food has been specifically developed to support healthy, supple skin and a silky soft, shiny fur. The balanced food contains all the nutrients your cat needs to stay healthy. It also contains the innovative Bifensis Dual...

Royal Canin Hairball Care Adult Cat Food provides a balanced and complete feed for adult cats, recommended to help reduce hairball formation. Cats spend most of their waking time grooming. They spontaneously swallow large quantities of hair which tend...

Cats spend a lot of time grooming their fur and swallow a significant amount of hair in the process. These hairs can accumulate in the gastrointestinal tract and lead to so-called hairballs. These hairballs can either be vomited up or passed out naturally....

Catessy Crunchy Snacks at a glance: No added sugar With vitamins A, D3 and E Fewer than 2 calories per snack Re-sealable packet Lots of variety First crunchy, then soft - every bite of these divine Catessy Crunchy Snacks with a creamy filling will bring...

A cat dedicates around 30% of its day to caring for its fur, removing dirt and any loose hairs. These can then collect in your cat's stomach, either being digested or forming hairballs that are then regurgitated. This vomiting places strain on the digestive...

When grooming, cats swallow loose hairs - this is quite normal. However, if there is too much hair, for example during a coat change, hairballs can form in the stomach, which can lead to increased vomiting or digestive problems. With GimCat Anti-Hairball...

This promotional offer applies only to the listed variants starting with 2004197.xx (.xx = variant identifier).. Purina ONE cat food is made with recipes appropriate for the different stages of your cat's life. It provides balanced nutrition for kittens...

Recommended for: Adult cats from 1 to 6 years IAMS for Vitality Hairball reduction cat food for adult and senior cats with fresh chicken is a 100% complete and balanced expert nutrition helping to support your cat’s 7 signs of healthy vitality and to...

Beaphar Hairball Paste 2 in 1 can help with the painful problem of hairballs!

Royal Canin wet food in pouches is an ideal supplement to Royal Canin dry food. It is based on the same philosophy as all other Royal Canin innovations: It is all about your pet’s wellbeing. The recipes with tender chunks of meat in a delicious gravy...

Same recipe and benefits - new look! Almo Nature Holistic Anti Hairball Chicken Rice is a balanced, dry food that has been formulated to meet the nutritional needs of adult cats. This dry food contains plant fibres, which help to prevent the build-up...

A cat dedicates around 30% of its day to caring for its fur, removing dirt and any loose hairs. These can then collect in your cat's stomach, either being digested or forming hairballs that are then regurgitated. This vomiting places strain on the digestive...

Sanabelle Hairball Snacks are a delicious treat between meals and a tasty way to help combat the hairballs which occur when your cat goes about its daily grooming. The round shaped kibble is just the right size for your pet to be able to eat easily. Sanabelle...

The balanced recipe of IAMS Advanced Nutrition Hairball with Chicken is designed to meet the nutritional needs of adult cats between the ages of 1-6 years that suffer with regular hairballs. The special mix of fibres in this high-quality dish helps swallowed...

James Wellbeloved Hairball Formula is ideal for adult cats that are prone to hairball problems. Hairballs are formed when hair swallowed by your cat during grooming accumulates in the stomach and can't pass on to the next part of the digestive system....