Biocanina Hairball Appetizing Jellies help eliminate hairballs while supporting your cat's digestive transit. Formulated with salmon flesh and vegetable oils, they are both tasty and easy to administer.
Biocanina Hairball Bait Jellies are an innovative and effective solution to help your cat eliminate hairballs while improving intestinal transit. Cats, especially long-haired ones, are often prone to the accumulation of hairballs in their stomachs. These hairballs can lead to vomiting, discomfort and digestive problems. Thanks to their formulation rich in natural ingredients, these jellies ease the passage of hairballs and considerably reduce the risk of digestive complications.
Composed mainly of salmon flesh, vegetable oils, yeast and malt, these jellies provide a dual action: they naturally lubricate the digestive tract while supplying your cat with essential nutrients. Malt, renowned for its gentle laxative properties, helps prevent the build-up of hairballs by promoting regular transit. As for vegetable oils, they act as a natural lubricant to facilitate the elimination of ingested hair.
One of the major advantages of these jellies is their irresistible taste. Indeed, the salmon flesh present in their composition gives them a savory taste that cats love. This makes administering the product much easier, even for the most reluctant pets. What's more, these jellies can be cut in half, making them easier for young or smaller cats to take. So you won't have to struggle to get your pet to take its medication.
The minerals and other nutrients contained in these jellies don't just help eliminate hairballs. They also help maintain your cat's overall health, in particular by strengthening its digestive and immune systems. So you're not only offering your cat an effective way to prevent hair build-up, but also an overall improvement in his well-being.
Hairball Jellies are suitable for cats from 2 months of age, making them an ideal solution for owners of young cats. Whether your pet is young or old, these jellies adapt perfectly to its diet and specific needs. The product is especially recommended for indoor cats, who are more likely to develop hairballs due to their frequent grooming and lack of physical activity.
In short, Hairball Appetent Jellies are a must-have product for any cat owner concerned about their pet's digestive well-being. By choosing this product, you're opting for a gentle, natural and, above all, tasty solution that ensures effective hairball elimination and optimal intestinal transit. Your cat deserves the best, and these jellies enable you to offer complete care for his digestive health while taking care of his palate.
These jellies can also be used in conjunction with other digestive care products to optimize the effect on your cat's well-being.
Give 1 jelly morning and evening for 3 days to ensure effective elimination of hairballs. For young cats, or those weighing less than 1 kg, you can cut the jellie in half to make it easier to take. These jellies are suitable for cats from 2 months of age, making them a practical solution for all stages of your pet's life. Jellies Appétentes can be given directly or mixed with food for even easier intake.
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Precautions for use
BIOCANINA's Digestive Sphere Hairball Appetent Jellies are formulated with carefully selected ingredients to guarantee optimum effectiveness and an irresistible taste for your cat. Here are the main ingredients:
Refined Vegetable Oils Olive, Flax, Hydrolyzed Salmon Meat, Malt, Inactivated Yeast, Minerals & Derivatives, Cellulose Powder, Sugars
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Presentation
This product is available in 12 palatable, ready-to-use jellies, easy to administer to your cat.
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