What Causes Hair Balls?

Cats are avid groomers and seem to spend hours preening and licking themselves. Unfortunately this usually means that they end up swallowing a lot of loose fur which accumulates in their stomach to form matted lumps called furballs or hairballs.

These are usually either vomited out or emitted with their feces. Problems arise however if the cat's digestive system is weak or if their nutrition is inadequate as the hairballs may remain inside the cat and act as a cork causing a number of problems including constipation, recurrent vomiting, intestinal blockage and a build up of toxins.

FurBall Dr. has been specifically formulated for cats who suffer from hairball problems. Furball DR contains a combination of selected herbs and homeopathic ingredients to help with digestion and elimination, thereby preventing the distressing problems associated with hairballs in cats.

Presented in a cat-friendly easy to administer form, FurBall Dr. herbal remedy will help to keep both your cat and your carpet 'hairball free'!

Another common problem associated with cats grooming themselves is that they can swallow fleas during the grooming process resulting in reoccuring problems with intestinal cat parasites, especially tapeworms.

How do we use FurBall Dr.?

Cats are notorious for fighting anyone who presumes to try and push a tablet down their throats (well - wouldn't you?). Many cat owners have learned this the 'hard' way! We understands that cats do not like to be subjected to such indignities.

Presented in convenient capsule form, FurBall Dr. capsules may be easily opened and the contents mixed with food or a treat (of course!)

Dosage:

1/2 capsule twice daily for 10 days followed by 1/2 capsule once a day as a maintenance dose for cats who are prone to hairballs.

Follow recommended treatment initially then give periodically as continued prevention of hairball problems.

Caution: Safety during pregnancy and nursing has not yet been established.