Are hairballs normal? What causes them?
Hairballs are normal for all cats. A cat's frequent grooming causes hair to get caught in the rough surface of its tongue and collect in its stomach to form a hairball. The cat then either regurgitates the hairball or eliminates it as waste.

Are hairballs harmful?
Although the cat's gagging as it regurgitates a hairball can be alarming, it is normal. However in some cases, hairballs can lead to digestive problems, weight loss, diahrrhea and in severe cases, stomach blockage or impaction and anorexia.

Is there anything I can do?
Yes! Purina introduces new FRISKIES Garden Greens, it's a nutritionally complete diet made with special blend of natural plant fibers to ease the movement of the hairbal through your cat's digestive tract. By helping discharge these hairballs, it helps reduce the risk of related digestive problems.

Can my cat eat this everyday? Will he like it?
Because it's a complete and balanced formula, your cat can enjoy new FRISKIES Garden Greens everyday. Plus, it's made with the salmon flavor cats just love, so it's not just nutritious, it's delicious too!