“Six Weeks Feeding Is The Right Timeframe”
“Fibre only works when it is daily, and six weeks is a fair window to see a difference. Worafy is built around exactly that, which is the sensible way to approach it.”

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“Fibre only works when it is daily, and six weeks is a fair window to see a difference. Worafy is built around exactly that, which is the sensible way to approach it.”
“Hair does not break down in the stomach. It either comes back up or it passes through, and fibre is what carries it. Worafy provides that daily, which is the right mechanism for the problem.”
“Grass is plant fibre and it is normal, useful behaviour. Indoor cats have no access to it. Worafy puts that back in a form cats will reliably take.”
Real reviews from real cat parents
Three years of Beaphar. Every single day, never missed one, on the top of her paw so she'd lick it off. And it kept coming back and I could never work out why. What finally made sense of it for me was someone saying the paste only makes what's already in her slippy enough to come back up. It's not doing anything about tomorrow's fur. Which when you say it out loud is obvious, but nobody had ever said it to me. Tube's still in the cupboard. Haven't touched it since about week four.
Sarah M.
I'd bought two trays of cat grass and she wouldn't touch either. Binned them both. Didn't hold out much hope for these. She had four out my hand the first night. Now she sits by the cupboard waiting for me at half six.
Jessica L.
She's 12 and I'd put it all down to her age. The sleeping, the coat looking greasy. She's back up on that windowsill watching the birds. Never even noticed her stop doing it.
Emma R.
Being honest with you, she was sick in week two and I nearly binned them off. Sat on the stairs thinking here we go, more money down the drain. The only reason I carried on is I'd been told to expect it — that first fortnight is the old stuff coming out and it looks bigger and looser than her usual. And that's exactly what it was. Nothing at all since week four. I've marked it four stars only because I think that needs saying louder on the packet, I'd have given up otherwise.
Susan H
"I was worried about the wheat if I'm honest, I've had grain free drummed into me for years. Asked about it and they said straight out the wheat's just what holds it together, the working bit is the barley grass, and if your cat's got a proper grain allergy don't buy it. I appreciated being told that rather than fobbed off. Mine's got no allergies and she's been absolutely fine on them. Coat's better than it's been in years actually.
Jean P
My vet said she's long haired, they get hairballs, try a different paste and give her a good brush. And I did that for years. I'm not having a go at the vet, but nobody ever said the word fibre to me. Once it was explained that an outdoor cat eats grass every day and mine physically can't get out to any, it just clicked. She's not poorly. She's indoors. Six weeks and there's been nothing on that rug
Christine M
Was worried about the amount because 15 a day sounded like a lot of treats to me and she's not a slim cat. Checked and they're only a few calories each, it's meant to be daily food not a treat you ration. That was the bit I'd got wrong at the start — I was giving her five and wondering why nothing was happening. Once I did it properly by her weight it was a different story.
Amy P.
Mine's short haired so I assumed this wasn't for her. She was only doing it twice a month, not weekly like you hear about. But she grooms just as much as any other cat, she's just quieter about it, and it was still going somewhere. She's not done it once in two months now. Don't let the short hair put you off is all I'd say.
Michael A.
This has transformed my cat's behavior. She's so much happier and relaxed now.
Hudson. Be
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