Bound Anti Hairball Liquid 100ml is a daily supplement formulated to support the natural passage of swallowed hair through your cat’s digestive tract, helping with everyday hairball management and digestive comfort.
Cats naturally ingest hair while grooming, and this can be particularly noticeable in long-haired and indoor cats. The formula combines botanical extracts to support normal gut function, metabolism and everyday wellbeing.
Regular use can be particularly helpful during shedding seasons or environmental changes when cats may groom more frequently.
Composition
Herbal extracts including agrimony and rosemary, cod liver oil and excipients.
Nutritional additives
- Vitamin B3 60mg
- Vitamin B5 40mg
- Vitamin B2 40mg
- Vitamin B6 20mg
- Vitamin B1 10mg
- Vitamin B7 10mg
- Vitamin B9 10mg
- Vitamin B12 10mg
Suitable for
- Cats
- Long-haired cats
- Indoor cats
- Cats that groom frequently
- Seasonal shedding periods
- Supporting everyday hairball management
- Supporting comfortable digestion and normal gut transit
Key benefits
- Supports natural hairball management
- Helps swallowed hair pass naturally through the digestive tract
- Supports comfortable digestion
- Helps maintain normal gut transit
- Contains agrimony and rosemary
- With cod liver oil
- Contains a range of B vitamins
- Easy-to-feed liquid format
Feeding guide
Give 1 pump, equivalent to approximately 1ml, per 2–5kg of body weight twice daily.
Mix into wet food for best acceptance.
Use consistently, particularly during shedding seasons.
Always keep fresh drinking water available.
Supporting your cat’s routine
For additional hairball support, combine regular use with frequent grooming to help remove loose hair before your cat can swallow it.
Feeding moisture-rich wet food can also form part of a well-rounded everyday routine.
Important information
Use according to the recommended feeding instructions.
If your cat has an existing health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or receives other supplements, seek veterinary advice before use.
Persistent vomiting, repeated retching, loss of appetite, constipation or changes in your cat’s normal behaviour should be discussed with your veterinarian.
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