Hairball & Gut Support / 30 lick sticks / 1 a day
PurrGut Daily Lick
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Give it a full month: fiber and probiotics work best daily.
Hairballs more than twice a month aren't normal
Most cat parents think hairballs are just part of owning a cat. But healthy cats are built to pass swallowed fur through the gut. When it keeps coming back up, it's usually a sign the gut isn't moving it along.
PurrGut gives your cat's gut the fiber and good bacteria to move fur the right way.
Four ingredients, one happy gut
Every stick carries the dose on the front of the box, because you should know exactly what your cat is getting.
Psyllium Husk
500 mg per stick
Soluble fiber that swells into a soft gel in the gut. The gel wraps swallowed fur and carries it through, so it ends up in the litter box instead of on your rug.
- Moves swallowed fur along
- Helps keep stools formed
- 5x the psyllium of the best-selling hairball tablet
Prebiotic Fibers
Pumpkin 300 mg, inulin 200 mg, FOS 150 mg
The same kinds of fiber found in many gut-support cat foods. They feed the good bacteria already in your cat's gut and add gentle bulk that keeps things moving.
- Feeds good gut bacteria
- Adds bulk that carries fur
- Supports regular litter box trips
Spore Probiotic
1 billion CFU Bacillus coagulans
A spore-forming probiotic. Its protective shell helps it survive manufacturing, shelf storage and stomach acid, so it arrives where it's needed.
- Supports a balanced gut
- Stable at room temperature
- Works with the prebiotic fibers
Slippery Elm
100 mg slippery elm bark
Slippery elm is a mucilage. It coats and calms the stomach lining, which matters most in the first weeks while a slow gut gets used to moving fur through every day.
- Soothes the stomach lining
- Gentle while the gut adjusts to fiber
- Traditional gut-comfort botanical
How It Works
A daily treat moment that does gut work
Tear, squeeze, lick
One creamy chicken stick a day, straight from the stick or on top of food. Cats treat it like a treat. Start with half a stick for the first week.
Fiber moves fur through
Psyllium and pumpkin form a soft gel that wraps swallowed fur and carries it along the gut instead of letting it ball up.
Good bacteria settle in
The spore probiotic and prebiotic fibers support a balanced gut, firmer stools and a litter box you notice less.
Keep it daily
Fiber and probiotics work while they're in the diet. One stick a day, every day. A box is exactly one month.
The Difference You'll See
Real Doses, On the Front
500 mg psyllium, 300 mg pumpkin, prebiotics and 1 billion CFU per stick, printed on the box. No proprietary blends.
A Format Cats Beg For
A creamy chicken lick stick, the treat format cats already love, so there's no pilling and no powder in the bowl.
Spores That Survive
Bacillus coagulans is a spore-forming probiotic that holds up to processing and stomach acid.
Gentle on Sensitive Stomachs
Slippery elm soothes the stomach lining. No corn, wheat, soy, artificial colors or flavors. Cat parents of IBD cats use it as the daily treat.
PurrGut Vs.The Rest
PurrGut Vs.The Rest
How a dosed daily lick stick compares with hairball gels and cat grass treats.
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Psyllium dose printed (500 mg)
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Made for daily use
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Hairball Myths Vs. Facts
What most cat parents are told, and what's actually going on.
Hairballs Are Normal
Occasional hairballs happen, but more than once or twice a month usually means fur isn't moving through the gut the way it should.
Gels Fix the Problem
Most hairball gels coat the problem with oil. They don't give the gut the fiber and good bacteria it needs to move fur every day.
Grass Is Enough Fiber
Cat grass is mostly insoluble fiber and many cats barely eat it. Psyllium forms a gel that actually carries fur along.
Powders Get Eaten
Cats smell powders in the bowl and walk away. A lick stick gets finished because it tastes like a treat.
Money-Back Happy Belly Guarantee
Try PurrGut for 60 days. If you don't see a difference in your cat, or your cat won't lick it, email us and we'll refund you in full. Empty box and all.
TRY IT RISK-FREE
Money-Back Happy Belly Guarantee
Try PurrGut for 60 days. If you don't see a difference in your cat, or your cat won't lick it, email us and we'll refund you in full. Empty box and all.
TRY IT RISK-FREE
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything cat parents ask us before their first box.
One stick a day for adult cats. Start with half a stick for the first 7 days so the gut adjusts to the extra fiber, then move to a full stick. Don't give more than one stick a day.
Most cat parents check the litter box first: stools usually firm up within 1 to 2 weeks. Fewer hairballs on the floor takes longer because it depends on shedding season, so give it a full month.
It's a creamy chicken lick stick, the same format as the treats cats already beg for. You can also squeeze it onto wet food or mix it with a little water.
The ingredients are the ones sensitive-stomach and gut-support diets are built on: psyllium, pumpkin, inulin, FOS, a spore probiotic and slippery elm, with no corn, wheat, soy, artificial colors or flavors. Many cat parents of IBD cats use it as the daily treat. Start with half a stick for the first week. It's a supplement, not a treatment, so keep your vet in the loop if your cat has a diagnosed condition.
Yes. It's designed as a daily supplement. The fiber dose is set for one stick a day, and each stick adds moisture, which fiber needs to work. If your cat has a medical condition or is on medication, check with your vet first.
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. US delivery usually takes 3 to 5 business days.