Has anyone had any experience with this type of cat food? Does it
eliminate hairballs?
thanks
Michael Lane
" Say what you want and be who you are,
because those who mind don't matter
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Dr. Seuss
-L. - 18 May 2006 16:41 GMT
> Has anyone had any experience with this type of cat food? Does it
> eliminate hairballs?
If you are talking about cat chow, I have had negative experience.
Many of them are extremely high in fiber and if your cat doesn't drink
enough water, it can cause blockages - I am convinced this is what
happend to my cat - his stools became very hard and difficult to pass
and his hairballs became entangled in the stools.
I now feed a different chow (high protein) and feed abundant canned
food as well, and my cat has recovered for the most part.
-L.
Sherri - 19 May 2006 01:01 GMT
> Has anyone had any experience with this type of cat food? Does it
> eliminate hairballs?
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> and those who matter don't mind. "
> Dr. Seuss
I'm having good luck with Science diet's hairball food. I use the dry
and can. (I have 2 cats, one on RX diet,the one getting the science
diet is NOT on RX food) Both my cats are longhaired