Tame Your Cat’s Hairballs With Wellness Natural Hairball Control For

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Hairballs aren’t welcome in any home – or in your cat’s stomach. Keep them under control with Wellness’ new Natural Hairball Control dry cat recipe.

Hacku To A Hairball

Wellness Cat presentsA farewell to gross hairballsSendoff performance

It’s hard to put any kind of positive spin on hairballs. It can be a common occurrence or a special occasion. But as parents to our beloved kitties, we all freeze in terror when hearing the approach of an impending hairball attack. This unmistakable hack roughly translates in human speak to: “Warning! Be prepared for a wet, hairy mess that will land in your general vicinity or that of a recently cleaned carpet. Evacuate the area in 5 seconds… 4 seconds… 3 seconds… oh, too late.”

Hairballs can be a result of your cat’s regular grooming routine, but they can cause problems with her digestive health (not to mention they go with nothing in your home’s décor!). Typically, the hair your cat swallows forms into what we call a hairball and is eventually vomited up. But, on top of the grossness that hairballs come standard with, she may not be able to get rid of it through the usual methods of expulsion. If it gets too large, it can cause problems within her digestive tract, resulting in bowel obstructions or constipation. In severe cases, she may even need to go into surgery in order to have a hairball obstruction removed.

Cat Hairball Solutions

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Hey, hairballs happen. And one of the best ways to keep them from making an appearance on your couch or clean carpet is with a special formulated food. “What… there’s a food for hairballs?” you ask. Yep – hitting store shelves this fall is Wellness Natural Hairball Control formula, a natural dietary solution that prevents hairballs from forming.

Wellness Natural Hairball Control Formula ensures that you won’t be greeted with this “hairy” package when you arrive home from work, are entertaining guests or cleaning under the bed. But how does it work? We’re so glad you asked:

    Are you ready to say “So long” to those icky hairballs and keep your cat’s digestive tract in tip-top shape? Pick up a bag of Wellness Natural Hairball Control –available soon at Petco stores in three different sizes: 2-pound, 8-ounce; and 5-pound. Your cat and your carpet will thank you!

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