PRODUCT DETAILS
Help improve your cat's hairball care with Royal Canin® Feline Care Nutrition Hairball Care Cat Food Dry Formula. Royal Canin Hairball Care cat food supports your cat's digestion to help reduce hairball formation. *Compared to the same formulation not containing the exclusive Hairball Care complex. The targeted nutrition of this cat kibble is designed for healthy cats in need of a little extra help with hairball care. Its exclusive blend of dietary fibers helps naturally stimulate the intestinal tract to pass the hair they swallow. As a consequence, hair swallowed daily can be eliminated in the stools, rather than building up in the stomach and being regurgitated. Try mixing this indoor cat food with your feline's favorite Royal Canin Hairball Care Thin Slices in Gravy wet canned food for a meal they're sure to love. Bring home the tailored nutrition that supports your cat and helps in hairball management with Royal Canin Feline Care Nutrition Hairball Care Dry Cat Food.
BENEFITS
IS YOUR CAT PRONE TO HAIRBALLS?
Cats spend a large portion of their day grooming, and therefore can swallow a large quantity of hair. This ingested hair can accumulate in the digestive tract, forming hairballs which can be either regurgitated or eliminated through the stools.
HELPS REDUCE HAIRBALL FORMATION
The exclusive HAIRBALL CARE complex is composed of a specific blend of natural dietary fibers, including psyllium, to help naturally stimulate intestinal transit. As a consequence, hair swallowed daily can be eliminated in the stools, rather than building up in the stomach and being regurgitated.
PROVEN RESULTS*
The exclusive use of HAIRBALL CARE is effective after 14 days, doubling* the amount of hair that is eliminated naturally in the stools. *Compared to the same formulation not containing the exclusive HAIRBALL CARE complex.
HAIRBALL CARE PROGRAM
1. Try ROYAL CANIN® HAIRBALL CARE wet food as the perfect complement to this dry formula. 2. Brush your cat routinely to remove excess hair. 3. Although hairballs can be common, they can be a sign of other health concerns. Be sure to inform your veterinary team about your cat’s hairballs. 4. If you have any questions or concerns about your cat’s health, please contact your veterinarian.