52 reviews forMiamor Cat Cream Malt Anti-Hairball - cat supplements

Definitely not giving my cats these lickables, blown up like a balloon..

It has changed, because lately my cat gets diarrhoea after eating it. Will be avoided in the future!

For the first time with my last order, many of the sachets had separated and had to be thrown away. I'll order one more time to see what's going on. But I hope the new order will be better.

The latest delivery, according to the cat, is inedible – he used to finish off the leftovers from the previous batch in 30 seconds. The manufacturer claims nothing has changed. The cat disagrees; for over a year he loved this treat, but now, after giving him a sachet from the new delivery, he just turns away and buries it. Also, the texture is clearly different – the new batch is much runnier than before.

Encouraged by the reviews, we bought it blindly, but unfortunately our cat, who usually eats anything, turned his nose up at this one, and we really wanted this paste to work.

I’ve been buying this product for over a year, but unfortunately the last delivery is unusable. My cat runs away from the sachet, the consistency is much runnier than previous deliveries, and my cat, who’s been eating this treat for over a year, now runs away from it. I managed to buy some packs from an older batch in a shop and he devoured them in two seconds. I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I’ve been buying this product for over a year, but unfortunately the last delivery is unusable. My cat runs away from the sachet, the consistency is much runnier than previous batches, and my cat, who’s been eating this treat for over a year, now won’t go near it. I managed to buy some from an older batch in a shop and he wolfed it down in two seconds. I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I’ve been buying this product for over a year, but unfortunately the last delivery was unusable. My cat avoids the pouch; the consistency is much thinner than with previous deliveries, and my cat, who has been eating this treat for over a year, won’t touch it now. I was able to buy some from an older batch in the shop, and she devoured it in seconds. I CANNOT recommend this product.

We gave these as a snack for years, but lately they’re just not being accepted anymore. They must have changed the recipe. No, thanks.

Why do they have milk and dairy products in the product when cats are lactose intolerant? It makes absolutely no sense. I’m so tired of us letting our cats down when it comes to nutrition. Cats shouldn’t have milk or carbohydrates, yet all commercial cat food contains at least 30% carbohydrates. Surely it would be cheaper for them to make this product without milk? So why include it? I won’t be buying this product anymore.