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Royal Canin Hairball Care

400g
: 4/5
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Balanced dry cat food for adult cats, for the reduction of hairballs with exclusive anti-hairball complex, psyllium and micro-fibres to stimulate intestinal function, proven effectiveness....further information
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Royal Canin Hairball Care

400g

£6.79
£16.97 / kg

Product description

Balanced dry cat food for adult cats, for the reduction of hairballs with exclusive anti-hairball complex, psyllium and micro-fibres to stimulate intestinal function, proven effectiveness.

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 system and can cause a loss of nutrients, so it is healthier for the hairballs to be naturally removed through your cat's stool. 

Royal Canin Hairball Care supports the digestive tract with an exclusive fibre mix of psyllium, rich in mucus substances, and insoluble fibres. Feeding your cat exclusively on this food can offer results in as little as 14 days, with double the amount of hair being excreted with stool. Your cat will quickly feel healthier and happier, and can resume its cleaning habits as usual!

Royal Canin Hairball Care at a glance:
  • High-quality dry food for adult cats
  • Supports hair excretion: stimulates the digestive tract with the help of a special mix of fibres
  • Proven results: hairball reduction after two weeks (Royal Canin internal study)
  • Special, universal kibble shape:  the shape and size of this kibble has been developed to be ideal regardless of your cat's breed, size and weight
  • Combats hairballs: which can lead to vomiting and loss of nutrients
  • Special fibre mix: of psyllium and fibre to naturally stimulate the digestive tract
  • High protein content: for a good supply of energy and building blocks for the body
  • Adapted fat content: for a balanced level of nutrients
  • Balanced mineral content: to support the digestive tract

Royal Canin Quality Guarantee
All Royal Canin products undergo strict quality controls, in order to ensure your cat receives a premium quality food adapted to meet its individual nutritional needs and specific lifestyle. This means that Royal Canin offers your cat high-quality, balanced nutrition.

For more variety: other product options
In order to meet the individual preferences of different cats, Royal Canin Hairball Care is also available in a wet food option in gravy. When choosing to feed a dry/wet combination, be sure to adapt the feeding recommendations to ensure your cat is receiving the right quantities of each kind of food.

Ingredients

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Ingredients:
Dehydrated poultry protein, wheat gluten*, maize, vegetable fibres, rice, animal fats, hydrolysed animal proteins, wheat, maize flour, maize gluten, beet pulp, minerals, yeasts products, soya oil, fish oil, psyllium husks and seeds (0.50%), fructo-oligo-saccharides.*L.I.P.: highly digestible selected proteins.
* L.I.P.: protein selected for its very high digestibility.

Additives per kg:
Nutritional additives:
Vitamin A (24000 IU), Vitamin D3 (940 IU), iron [3b103] (30mg), iodine [3b201, 3b202] (3mg), copper [3b405, 3b406] (9mg), manganese [3b502, 3b504] (39mg), zinc [3b603, 3b605, 3b606] (130mg), selenium [3b801, 3b811, 3b812] (0.04mg).
Preservatives:
Antioxidants.
 


Analytical constituents

protein34.0 %
fat15.0 %
fibre6.7 %
ash6.9 %
dietary fibre15.0 %

Feeding guide

Manufacturer's feeding recommendation in g/day per cat:

Royal Canin Feline Hairball Care is a complete food for cats.

Cat's weight Ideal weight Overweight
3kg 45g 36g
4kg 55g 44g
5kg 65g 52g
6kg 74g 59g

 

The amounts stated here are guidelines only and should be adapted to meet your cat's specific dietary needs. Age, activity levels and environment should be particularly taken into consideration.
If your cat becomes overweight, the daily portion should be reduced in size.
Your pet should always have access to fresh water.

Reviews

Royal Canin Hairball Care
: 4/5
Overall Rating (34)
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29/11/24|Mel
: 5/5
They help with hairballs.
I bought this for one of my very fussy cat who refused the paste & the treats. I mix them in with his regular biscuits so a small bag lasts me a while. Since having these biscuits he is no longer being sick with hairballs and pass through.
26/10/24|Barbara Thornton
: 3/5
What has happened to this food?
I have been buying this for years and my two cats have loved it. Just opened a new bag and my cats won’t touch it. Has the formula changed? My last purchase is an expensive mistake.
20/11/23|Juliet
: 5/5
Very good
I have a very hairy cat and never had one fur ball since he eats that
01/10/23|Lesley Gillies
: 5/5
Birman cat
I have kept Birmans for many years and Would not consider feeding anything other than Royal Canin Hairball control cat biscuits. They truely prevent fur balls
06/03/23|Miss Yvonne Moule
: 5/5
Excellent food
My cat Lola has been on this food for a few years now. She is nine and looks really healthy and her teeth are so strong and white . Would definitely recommend this food.
11/11/22|cheryl wellard
: 5/5
makes life so much easier and tastier
my Ragdoll really chows down on this, the litter tray is "invisible", especially compared to other cat foods we have tried. He doesn't get furballs on this like with other foods and malts less. that means it good for him and good for my chores : D
25/09/22|Dave
: 5/5
Never any left in the bowl!
Both my cats love these and I rarely see a furball so I guess they’re working!
16/09/22|ana ruiz
: 5/5
they love it
Ive just purchase this as a try for my black longish hair cat and he cant have enough of it. Devoured 2 no bowls ( I've got two cats) in one day . impressed and will see how it helps with the hairballs
30/05/22
: 1/5
Useless
Ever since my cat ate this, we have hairball problem. Before that she vomitied a few times a year, now every two weeks.
27/06/21|Sue
: 1/5
Recipe changed
Really annoying as just purchased 10kg of this hairball care and it has a nasty fishy smell unlike the previous 10kg ( still had a small amount left from previous bag so was able to compare) the cats are not touching the new kibble. Not right to change ingredients without letting the customer know.
19/03/21
: 5/5
No more hairballs
Put Patches on this dry food and since then not one time has he been sick with hairballs. He loves it and eats with no problems. However the little monkey is still picky where wet cat food is concerned.
30/01/21|Mohammed
: 5/5
Bang on!
Both cats have no problems eating this food and do eat it frequently. In terms of hairball reduction it has definately made a big difference. Reduce hairball to once or twice a year from every other month.
26/12/20|Sooz
: 5/5
Definitely made a positive difference
My cat was regularly choking up hairballs after eating but since we’ve swapped her dry food to this the problem has reduced dramatically and you can see the hair in her poop. She rarely regurgitates her food now and gobbles this down so clearly likes the taste, really pleased and relieved.
03/09/20|Jenny
: 1/5
hairball
I have given one of my cats with incessant hairballs this food. When he has had this it has made the situation worse. He has been having more hairballs than before ie 3-4 times a week. No way would I give him this again
18/08/20|Valerie Strong
: 5/5
Favourite food and no hairballs!!
Capri my ragdoll prefers this dry cat food along with half sachet of wet food every day and haven't had any trouble with hairballs!!
12/08/20|Rob
: 1/5
Useless
My cats have been on the Royal Canin long hair indoor biscuits for a long time and it was extremely rare that they coughed up hairballs. I decided to change to this one as it claims to be twice as effective. What a load of rubbish, both cats now bring up hairballs every few days. Absolute waste of money.
28/07/19|jenny
: 3/5
Not bad
I bought this product as I have 5 nfcs and 1 ragdoll all have furballs especially the nfcs. Although it worked in the beginning, I am still getting furballs periodically and they are not overboard about the taste
20/11/18|Coolio's Mum
: 5/5
No Hairball
Switched big puss to this hairball diet during the summer. Within a couple of weeks, he stopped throwing up hairballs and has not done any since. He seems to like the taste too.
11/11/18|Jennifer Muskett
: 5/5
Excellent product really works
Since we put our 4 mature cats on this we have had no hair balls. We mix 50/50 with another biscuit which is good for our breed of cats. When occasionally we ran out they started vomiting hairballs again so we do feel it works.
09/05/18|Ruth
: 1/5
4” Hairball Surgically Removed
Feeding this food for the last 6 months. Waiting to see if my Maine Coon will survive his most recent hairball. Hair balls seem as common as ever but this weekend he’s had emergency surgery to remove a 4” hair ball from his small intestine ..... vet said it was dry and practically glued to the intestine wall. Don’t blame the food necessarily..... but has it done what it said in the description..... nope!