Candioli BoloVia Hairball Removal Paste for Cats 50g
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Candioli BoloVia is a veterinary-grade cat hairball removal paste formulated to both eliminate existing hairballs and prevent new ones from forming — making it one of the most complete hairball solutions available for cats.
Developed by Candioli Pharma, BoloVia features the patented ARBOCEL® technology — an advanced plant-based fibre system that gently moves ingested hair through the digestive tract, supporting healthy intestinal transit without harsh laxatives. The new formula has been improved for even higher palatability, so even fussy cats accept it readily — directly from the tube or mixed into food.
The convenient 50g squeeze tube makes daily dosing simple and mess-free, whether you're managing an active hairball problem or using it as a preventive routine during shedding season.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Dual action — removes existing hairballs and prevents future formation
- ARBOCEL® inside — patented plant-based fibre for gentle, effective transit
- High palatability — new formula cats love, given directly or with food
- Easy dosing — precise squeeze tube, 50g net weight
- Complementary feed — safe for regular use as part of a daily routine
- Manufactured by Candioli Pharma — trusted Italian veterinary brand
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Which cats is BoloVia suitable for?
A: BoloVia is suitable for adult cats of all breeds, especially long-haired breeds like Persians and Maine Coons that are prone to frequent hairballs. It is also recommended during heavy shedding seasons and for indoor cats.
Q: How do I give BoloVia to my cat?
A: Squeeze a small amount directly onto your cat's paw or nose, or mix it into their food. The highly palatable formula means most cats accept it without fuss. Refer to the pack insert for the exact dosing schedule.
Q: Is BoloVia safe for long-term use?
A: Yes. As a complementary feed with a natural fibre base (ARBOCEL®), BoloVia is designed for regular preventive use. Consult your vet if your cat has an underlying digestive condition.
