Cat Digest - Reduces Hairballs and Constipation (1 Ounce, Dropper)

Sweet adult male indoor cat-coughing, coughing, coughing, howling and hacking day and night. Failure to vomit up hairball. Tried all the usual remedies Hills Science Diet Hairball formula, every brand of paste and laxative, olive oil, brushed him till my arm ached. Nothing worked until Epic. After two weeks the cat boy was able to vomit a hair ball. Kept spraying Epic on his food. Now the hairballs get vomited easily or eliminated. No more hacking and howling with no relief. Happy Cat! Happy Owner! Epic forever!

Only used for about a week but it’s promising. Tolerated in water bowl by cats which is a big plus. Time will tell if it really helps. I am optimistic.

My cat was diagnosed with Mega Colon, and this causes life threatening constipation. After some traumatic attempts to get him to take medicine vet prescribed and him refusing to eat anything, I lucked into this product. I use this in combination with some Tomlyn Hairball chews to manage my cats digestion and hair balls. This has kept any reoccurrences and trips to Vet ER at bay for almost year and half. Very grateful there’s a company out there making quality products like this spray for pets.

My picky cat wouldn't go near any other product that would help her with constipation and subsequent vomiting. This spray is so easy to use and she never suspects it. She's no longer constipated and hasn't thrown up for weeks.

I bought this for our long haired cat who was throwing up daily! He doesn't let us brush him and he was constantly gagging on hairballs. We bought this mid-December and didn't think it worked at all, at first. Then, after a few weeks we noticed it wasn't happening as much, he'd go every 2 or 3 days without getting sick. Then come mid to late January, all of a sudden he just stopped throwing up altogether! I am ecstatic! My guess is he needed a little while to get used to the product & clear out anything that was already in his system. I am thrilled with the results (so is our carpet :-) ). Bottom line, keep on using & hopefully it'll kick in & start working! BTW - my cat still gobbles up all his food so that tells me he doesn't notice or even mind the flavor.

I have a Balinese cat with medium to long hair and he refuses to let me brush him. We've tried several hairball control products so I was skeptical about getting him to ingest this, let alone it working. I mix it in his tuna bisque treat, which goes down easy. More surprisingly, I put 10 drops each time I refresh his water and he drinks it just as he always has. And it WORKS. He almost never has hairballs anymore, and I've also seen improvement in the litter box. Buying another bigger bottle.

I put epic on the food of the cat that needs it but not on food of other cat. He won't eat his food but will go eat the food without it on.

I tried many different hairball products and my longhaired cat would not touch them. This is the only one she will tolerate. One ounce lasts about a month for us. It's definitely worth it to not have to clean up hairballs all the time. Every once in a while she gets one, but only a few times a year since she started on this product.