This is the second in our series of posts on the topic of Fur
Balls in Cats. If you missed the
first one, you can read it here.
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What are the symptoms of fur balls?
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Are you having cat fur ball problems?
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Are there cat fur ball remedies or cat fur ball
treatments that can control cat fur balls?
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Can you even cure cat fur balls?
What does a hairball
look like?
Actually, a fur ball doesn’t usually come out round like a
golfball. Usually, it’s more of a
football – or even a finger-shaped mass.
If you see one on the floor, you might even mistake it for poop.
Cats eat grass to
help them clear their stomachs.
Have you ever seen your cat eating grass in the yard? Eating
grass is a natural way for your cat to induce regurgitation (to vomit). So if
your cat has anything indigestible in his stomach, like small bones or a hair
ball, eating grass will help him puke it up.
What if you have an
indoor cat?
For indoor house cats it’s not that simple. Many people keep
their cats – especially long-haired cats - indoors. There are many good reasons
to keep a cat indoors, but without natural grass to eat, cats often have
difficulty clearing fur balls out of their stomachs. This is a major problem and can cause your cat serious
health issues. It’s especially
common in long-haired cats because longer haired cats can produce a larger
hairball simply because they have longer hair.
In our next post, we’ll talk about some tips and strategies
for keeping your cats healthy by treating and preventing fur ball
problems. Be sure to subscribe to
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For the 1st blog on hairballs Click Here.
For the 1st blog on hairballs Click Here.
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