Anti-Hairball Paste
Tasty paste that helps minimise hairball formation, while supporting skin, coat and digestive health for your favourite feline.
- Minimises Hairballs
- Supports Gut Health and Function
- Supports Healthy Coat
- Supports Skin Health
Product Description
Product Description
Zesty Paws® Anti-Hairball Paste is a delicious, expert-developed formula that helps support the natural passage of ingested hair while caring for your cat’s digestion and coat. It features low-fermentable Psyllium, Inulin prebiotic fibre, and OmegaVie® fish oil, a Omega-3 source that helps maintain skin hydration and a soft, healthy-looking coat. This functional paste supports hairball control and digestive comfort.
Feeding Guide
Feeding Guide
Zesty Paws is designed to complement your cat's daily diet.
Directions for use:
Feed once a day as part of a balanced diet. For best results, feed for a minimum of 4 weeks.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Composition: Vegetable Glycerin, Malt Extract (20%), Yeast Products (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), Inulin (Dried Chicory Root) (4.7%), Psyllium Husk (3%), Yeast Extract, Hydrolysed Fish Protein, Minerals, Fish Oil (1.3%).
Additives: Preservatives.
Analytical Constituents: Moisture 29%, Crude Protein 8%, Crude Fat 4%, Crude Ash 4%, Crude Fibre 1%.
Ingredients backed by science
Our natural, high-quality ingredients are GMO-free, with no artificial colours or flavours.
OmegaVie®
Fish Oil
Inulin
Psyllium Husk
Pet Parent Approved
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FAQs
Do I still need to brush my cat regularly if I’m giving a hairball paste?
Do I still need to brush my cat regularly if I’m giving a hairball paste?
Yes! While hairball pastes help reduce hair buildup in the digestive tract, brushing is still essential, especially for long-haired breeds, to minimize loose fur and prevent matting.
What’s the difference between anti-hairball paste and the digestion paste?
What’s the difference between anti-hairball paste and the digestion paste?
While both can support gut health, hairball pastes focus on helping trapped hair pass through the digestive tract, often using lubricating ingredients. Digestion paste includes prebiotics, to support gut flora, and improve stool quality.
Why choose a paste over tablets for my cat?
Why choose a paste over tablets for my cat?
Because cats are notoriously hard to impress! Tablets? Hit or miss. But a delicious, easy-to-serve paste? That’s a yes from even the pickiest felines. Serve it on a spoon, mix into food, or let them lick it straight from the tube. No stress, no mess – just daily wellness, made easy.
How often should I give my cat the Anti-Hairball paste?
How often should I give my cat the Anti-Hairball paste?
Check the recommended amount based on your cat’s weight – it's designed for daily use unless your vet says otherwise. For best results, stick with it for at least 30 days.
How soon will I notice a difference?
How soon will I notice a difference?
Every cat’s different. You might spot changes in just a few days, but most benefits show up after 2-4 weeks of daily use. Long-term wellness takes consistency and your cat’s worth it!
Any side effects to watch out for?
Any side effects to watch out for?
Our pastes are made with vet-approved ingredients and side effects are rare. But if your cat experiences anything unusual, like tummy upset or odd behaviour, pause and check in with your vet.
Is this paste safe my kitten?
Is this paste safe my kitten?
Certainly! Kittens over 12 weeks can enjoy them. But always ask your vet before giving any supplement to a growing kitten.
Will my cat actually eat it?
Will my cat actually eat it?
We thought of that! Our pastes are irresistibly flavoured for feline taste buds – so whether you offer it on a spoon, finger, or straight from the tube, most cats lap it up happily. But if your kitty turns up their nose? No worries, we’ve got a 100% satisfaction guarantee
Can I give more than one paste at once?
Can I give more than one paste at once?
In many cases, yes, especially if they support different functions (e.g. one for digestion and one for calming). But we recommend checking with your vet based on your cat’s individual needs.