INABA Churu Indoor Care for Hairball Control, Functional Lickable Cat Treat with Taurine & Green Tea Extract, 0.5oz Each, 24 Tubes Total, Tuna Recipe

I give this to my long haired cat twice a week. They keep him from getting hairballs. In the past 6 mos, he only had one (since I have been giving him these).

My pickiest little feline eaters all love these squeezables. They are pricey, but the best on the market and worth every penny. And I have a ridiculous amount of cats/ test subjects/ foster kitties/ cat overlords who demand only the best.

My cats favorite treat and the other ly way can get her to take a hairball treatment. Low odor, not runny and my cat eats it up.

These have absolutely ruined dry treats for my cats, they aren't even interested anymore. Can I blame them? Not really. These seem to have very good quality ingredients, my cats go nuts for the taste, the price is about the same here as it is at my local pet feed store, but I may be saving a small amount with the subscription. I froze them for the cats bc it's been so hot out and they seemed to enjoy it very much. They do get a little messy at times as it is a bit too easy to squeeze out of the tube sometimes, but freezing them does help with that. Not that it matters much because ifeven so much as a drop gets on the floor, they will not let it sit there, they'll absolutely lick it up right away, however, it's not the best idea to let that happen on carpet, they are very juicy. I think it's the perfect size for one cat, I typically give one to each, but have to share whichever one is open with both to do that bc they will push each other out of the way to get to the yum. As for the hairball control, it seems to be working, they do not get hairballs. My cats are absolutely obsessed with this stuff. They could be in a completely different part of the house but if I cut one open at any point, they come running! Obviously I'll be buying again, and again, and again. The cats have threatened major skippity-baps if I don't. 😂

My finicky kitty loves these. She gets one a day and we are seeing a huge reduction in voms. It looks gross, but she just loves it and it’s helping her digestion and maybe hairballs too.

Okay this is almost creepy with how well it’s worked so far. My one 10 year old cat has been getting extreme hairballs for the last year. Sometimes daily. Some were so big and I could tell she felt nauseated and sick after she got them. I took her to the vet and ruled out any medical conditions. I have tried many cat treats for hair balls including the gel formulas that didn’t work at all, some even made the the issue worse. I ordered these as a last resort and have been giving 1/2 a packet to each cat once a day. I just put it on top of their breakfast and they LOVE it. Since starting this 2.5 weeks ago she has not had ONE hair ball which is insane to me. She is acting like she feels great and begs me for these treats. I never write reviews but this way truly amazing haha

My cat loves these Churu hairball squeeze treats. He is a medium-hair and he is prone to hairballs. I feed him one of these Churu hairball squeeze treats every day, and it has dramatically reduced the number of hairballs he gets. He loves the taste and always gets excited for Churu time! These treats work so great that I now have a subscription to them so that my cat never runs out.

If you had told me that battling the Great Hairball Epidemic of 2025 would involve a treat my cat considers gourmet cuisine, I would've laughed—right before slipping on another rogue hairball. Enter Churu Hairball Treatment: the snack that’s part health regimen, part feline bribery masterpiece. My cat, Sir Fluffington, believes Churu was crafted by the ancient cat gods. I can't even say "Churu" without him materializing out of thin air like a snack-seeking ninja. The texture? Divine. The taste? Judging by his dramatic purring symphony, five stars. The hairballs? Well, noticeably fewer—though I suspect Sir Fluffington is hoarding the rest for a rainy day. In conclusion: Churu Hairball Treatment is basically the Netflix of cat snacks—addictive, satisfying, and slightly reducing the chaos in your life. 8/10 would recommend, especially if you enjoy walking barefoot without fear.

It’s a very expensive snack, which I bought in bulk thinking it’d help with the hairball issues my long haired siberian cats are facing. They vomit fur balls once a week (normally), so the promise this snack made of helping to pass the hair through the digestive tract and be expelled through the stool etc etc etc was a very compelling sell. Tried feeding half pack per cat per day for a week, then tried feeding one pack per cat per day for a week, then tried feeling one pack per cat every two days - any combination gave the same results - MORE HAIRBALL VOMITS. Seriously it’s like this thing induces more hairball vomits.

I have a long haired Siberian cat and give him this treat daily. He absolutely loves it. I usually use one pouch a day and add little drops on top of his wet food morning and evening, and he enjoys every bit. The best part though is that even with so much shedding he doesn’t cough up many hairballs and I guess it goes through his digestive system instead. I guess it’s working!

Ya van dos veces que compro está cajita y se acaban, mis gatos (4) lo aman y cuando escuchan la bolsita y ven la cucharita especial empiezan a hacer concierto de maullidos para que les de su "sabalito" de de gato.

My cat was having issues for a few days with a seemingly stuck hairball. I decided to give these a go before taking her into the vet, and within a day or two she coughed up a huge hairball and was completely fine. I've also noticed a reduction in hairballs since adding these to her diet.

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