Royal Canin Intense Hairball 34

Dyson animal hair review – I found this product to be very difficult to manoeuvre around doorways and under beds . If you have any form of arthritis in your arms , wrists or back try a few different models before settling on just one. I have had to clean the hose 8 times in 12 months as the hair clogs the hoses and the small plastic clips that hold the hair and dust… Read more

canister on one broke after just two weeks and fine powder leaks out. My cat sheds a lot of hair however this product doesn’t match the description given and I will now try and find a more appropriate animal hair vacuum.

Works Well – Over the decades our family has had a number of cats and dogs, often at the same time. Usually food time is just the chore one does, but our current feline, "Pip", has one bad habit I believe he learnt from the dog. He wolfs his food down. He eats too quickly, despite the fact the dog died three years back of old age (19 years old!), and can no… Read more

longer steal Pip's crunchies. Because he eats so quickly, if our food choice is not careful, it often comes up later. Worse, he only eats crunchies. We tried moving him to wet food and while Pip will lick it, he won't eat it. Afterwards he meows for the hard food. We have a cat water fountain, which he uses, but if the food choice is wrong then even that doesn't help. In desperation we moved him on to Royal Canin Hairball control on the advice of a vet who, coincidentally, sold Royal Canin. Nevertheless, this has proved an excellent choice. There is still the occasional spillage, as it were, but it is not as frequent. Indeed, it is now quite rare for Pip to have an incident at all. I took Pip to the vet a month ago and he weighs in at a tad-overweight 7kg and is healthy, despite entering his 13th year. I tried other brands, but Royal Canin Hairball seems to work the best. Caveat: Pip is a short haired cat

Royal Canin Intense Hairball REALLY WORKS – We have six indoor cats, two with long hair, one with a double coat. Fur balls were very frequent. I'd tried to use one other well known dry food that was a hairball variety but NONE of our six cats would eat it and they can't all be that fussy. Whereas this RC one they all love and if I get one furball a week that would be it. So I truly do recommend this product. We've used this for nearly two years. Show details

Really works! – My cat has long fur and sheds all summer long. Her fur is very soft with a fine undercoat and is lovely to pat, but unfortunately this means she is susceptible to hairballs as well. Since feeding her this her hairballs have reduced dramatically. She may have one once a month, if that, whereas before it was multiple times a week. My cat absolutely… Read more

loves the taste and is happy to eat this every day. We feed her nothing but this particular dry food throughout the warmer months. Be aware that if you feed nothing but dry food, making sure your cat drinks water throughout the day is so important. My cat is fortunately a good drinker, often visiting her water bowl throughout the day. An added bonus of feeding Royal Canin is that poops are usually less stinky. I've noticed it with this variety as well as others in the range. I'd recommend this food to anyone with a cat suffering from hairballs.

Perfect for Persians – Our little Persian kitty has stopped coughing up hairballs since starting on Intense Royal Canin Hairball 34 about 4 weeks ago. Even with daily grooming she still coughed up a hairball each week, but not any more! She loves the taste and is much happier now :-) Highly recommended to all owners of a long haired cat. Excellent & reliable product.