Hill’s Science Plan Hairball & Perfect Coat
Hill’s Science Plan Hairball & Perfect Coat
Specially formulated for cats prone to hairballs and promote beautiful skin & fur
There is nothing pleasant about hairballs for cats or cat parents. From watching them happen to standing on one in the middle of the night – we would prefer to live without them.
Cats can spend up to five hours a day grooming, and can swallow as much as 173g of hair in a year. Most of the time, these hairs just pass through the system, but sometimes they form a hairball that your cat will vomit up. Some cats may “cough” one up as often as once every week or two.
Which cats are more likely to suffer from hairballs?
- Long-haired cats, like Persians and Maine Coons
- Cats who live mostly indoors and spend more time grooming
- Compulsive groomers
- Cats that shed a lot
- Cats who moult their winter coats
How it works
Science Plan Hairball & Perfect Coat is specially formulated to provide cats with a complete and tasty nutrition to help avoid hairball formation while promoting a beautiful coat
Satisfy the toughest critic with a meal they’ll love and dramatically reduce the formation of hairballs with:
- Advanced Fibre Technology helps reduce hairballs by naturally promoting their passage through the gut
- Beautiful skin & fur supported by Vitamin E and Omega-6 fatty acids
- High-quality protein for a great-tasting, nutritious meal
- Triangular shaped kibble, easier for flat faced cats to pick up and eat
Suitable for:
- Cats prone to hairballs, particularly long-haired cats and cats living mostly indoors
- Available for Adult & Mature Adult cats 1+ years of age.
Source: Hills
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