HomeoPet Feline Furball For Cats (15 ml)

Natural Hairball Relief Drops for Cats

Product Description

HomeoPet Feline Furball is a natural liquid remedy formulated to support healthy digestion and grooming in cats. This homeopathic blend may help ease signs of furballs such as hacking, retching, gagging, vomiting, and loss of appetite. Easy to dose directly, in water, or at mealtime, it suits cats of any age, from kittens to seniors.

Benefits

• Eases Hacking & Retching: Helps reduce hacking, retching, and gagging tied to hairball buildup in your cat.
• Helps Restore Appetite: Helps restore appetite that's been affected by ongoing hairball discomfort.
• Supports Healthy Digestion: Helps support a healthy digestive process alongside normal, everyday grooming behavior.
• Gentle Long-Term Option: Can be safely used long term as part of an ongoing hairball management routine overall.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients

A 15 ml bottle contains 9.09% each of: Alfalfa 3x, Althea 3x, Carbo veg 8x, Cucurbita pepo, semen 3x, Linum usit 3x, Nux vom 8x, Olea eur, flos 3x, Ornithogalum 3x, Sulphur 9x, Triticum 3x, Ulmus fulv 3x

Inactive Ingredients

10% USP Alcohol, Glycerin, Purified Water

How to Use

Recommended Dosage Chart

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Dose by Weight: Give the number of drops listed for your cat's weight in the chart shown above.
• Give Three Times Daily: Administer one dose three times a day directly into the mouth, water, or food overall.
• Acute Case Dosing: For acute cases, give one dose every 15 minutes for up to four total doses.
• Use During Shedding Season: Consider more consistent use during heavy shedding periods when hairballs are common for your pet.

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label and consult your veterinarian before use if you have any concerns regarding your pet's health.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Not a Grooming Substitute: This remedy supports digestion but doesn't replace regular brushing to reduce loose fur as well.
• Contact a Vet if Persistent: Contact your veterinarian if vomiting or appetite loss continues despite consistent use for your pet.

Possible Side Effects

• Reversible Overdose Effect: No known side effects exist other than a temporary return of symptoms if overdosed; simply discontinue use.

Storage Information

• No Refrigeration Needed: Store the bottle in a cool, dry place; refrigeration is not required for this liquid remedy.
• Keep Tightly Closed: Close the cap securely between doses to help preserve the remedy's full potency over time.

Shipping & Return

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What signs suggest my cat needs help with hairballs?

Ans: Common signs include hacking, retching, gagging, occasional vomiting, and a temporary loss of appetite. If your cat shows these signs regularly, especially during shedding season, this remedy may help support a healthier digestive and grooming process for the best results.

Q2: How much should I give my cat?

Ans: Dosing is based on weight: cats under 1 lb get 2 drops diluted in water, 1 to 20 lbs get 5 drops, and larger cats scale up from there according to the full dosing chart included with this product overall.

Q3: How often should I give this during heavy shedding season?

Ans: During heavy shedding, when hairballs tend to show up more often, many pet parents give it three times a day, then cut back as things improve. Staying consistent through these periods usually helps the most.

Q4: Is this safe for kittens?

Ans: Yes, this remedy is formulated to be safe and well tolerated by cats of nearly any age, from kittens to seniors. As with any new product, monitor your kitten closely the first few times you introduce it to your pet.

Q5: Can this replace regular brushing to reduce hairballs?

Ans: No, this remedy isn't a substitute for brushing, it works alongside it. While it supports digestion and grooming from within, regular brushing still helps clear loose fur before your cat swallows it. Using both together tends to work better than either alone.

Q6: Can I use this long-term for a cat prone to frequent hairballs?

Ans: Yes, this remedy can be safely used long term as part of an ongoing hairball management routine for cats who are especially prone to them, particularly long-haired breeds or cats that groom themselves very frequently for your pet over time.

Q7: When should I be concerned about hairballs beyond using this remedy?

Ans: Contact your veterinarian if your cat is repeatedly retching without producing a hairball, seems constipated, stops eating for more than a day, or seems lethargic, since these can sometimes indicate a blockage needing veterinary attention for your pet over time.