Cats and kittens lick their fur, and can digest that fur which may accumulate in their stomachs and form what is known as a furball. This problem can be averted by regular grooming and administering of Defurr-UM.
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on April 2nd, 2008 | No Comments »
These tasty, easy to administer treats are a delicious snack specifically formulated with a combination of Omega 3 fatty acids and essential vitamins that help maintain a healthy skin and coat for your cat, and are also important nutrients for your cat's
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on March 31st, 2008 | No Comments »
This Conditioner is specially blended and formulated for cats and when used regularly will help to ensure that your cat has a shiny, healthy coat. It will also help to reduce unnaturally heavy moulting.
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on March 28th, 2008 | No Comments »
This tasty paste of mineral oils flavoured with malt extract will help to eliminate hairballs through the intestines of all cats and kittens. Periodic use should aid the prevention of further hairball problems.
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on March 28th, 2008 | No Comments »
M & C Odor-Care Treats use a co-extrusion process to inject a cream filling into the pillow-shaped cereal shell. This makes it easy to administer discrete quantities of active ingredients in a single treat without the difficulty of feeding a tablet or th
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on March 27th, 2008 | No Comments »
Special little kittens need special little treats, and these Milky FlakeUms are specially formulated to provide a rich calcium source. They are so light and small they melt onto your kitten's tongue, providing essential nutrients to help to give your kit
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on March 22nd, 2008 | No Comments »
Hairballs are a real problem with cats and kittens. They lick their fur, ingesting some of it accidentally, and it accumulates in their stomachs forming hairballs. Signs of hairballs are constipation, gagging, coughing and vomiting. These treats make g
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on March 20th, 2008 | No Comments »
Pets have more sensitive skin than humans and suffer the effects of the sun too. This pet sunscreen is specially formulated for that more sensitive skin. It is non-oily, non-irritating, is water-soluble and contains no silicon. Use every day or as need
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Filed under: cat supplements & remedies on March 16th, 2008 | No Comments »