I moved my cat onto this product just over 2 years ago and have been very extremely pleased with the results.

Thought try for my 10 year old cat who has tummy problems, and has many fur balls, which cause alot of trouble. I use alot of the vet canin range, which has been a game changer for her tummy, and use the hair ball biscuits, which she loves, but this one makes her sick. All cats get on with different foods, so not that this is rubbish, but not tailored to her stomach.

My cat loves this food and she is vomiting much less. She was being sick almost daily, often with a huge hairball as she over grooms and is not a long haired cat. I give her a couple of teaspoons at a time and she can't get enough of the food. The gravy is the draw I think but I will continue as this is helping with the hairballs, more so than the dry anti hairball I was buying before.

Ragdoll Cross therefore quite a few furballs - that has definitely declined.
Added bonus is that she loves this food (I was feeding her Royal Canin dry food which she now won't entertain the thought of eating) she is a changed girl - jumping to catch butterflies etc. she is a 7 year old indoor cat who walks outside on a harness. its expensive but she is worth it :-)

After an emergency visit to the vet with our aged cat we dreaded the worst when vet diagnosed a bowel blockage. I took time off to nurse her at home. She wouldn’t eat or drink & just laid in her igloo. I gave her meds & water from a syringe. 3 days later she began to creep out of her igloo but still refused to eat. Then I tried Royal Canin Hairball! She took to it straight away & on 4th day the blockage cleared!! 2 wks later she is a new cat & absolutely loves her new food! Thank you Royal Canin