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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / August 2006Hairball Advice
My 4 year old cat has very long fur on her underside, which I brush to try and help her. The problem is hairballs. She is constantly throwing them up. Have tried all of the over the counter remedies, foods, treats, etc. Nothing seems to help her. Anybody else have this trouble? Anybody know some product that might help? Have you tried Temptations for Hairballs? They are treats in a little foil bag and I find that they work really well. However, you may need to comb/brush her nearly daily. > My 4 year old cat has very long fur on her underside, which I brush to try > and help her. The problem is hairballs. She is constantly throwing them > up. Have tried all of the over the counter remedies, foods, treats, etc. > Nothing seems to help her. Anybody else have this trouble? Anybody know > some product that might help? > Have you tried Temptations for Hairballs? They are treats in a little > foil bag and I find that they work really well. However, you may need > to comb/brush her nearly daily. I couldn't figure this one out either. So I pretty much replaced all of the carpet in my house with tile and pergo. I have three cats one has long hair. So everyone tends to get the hairballs. > My 4 year old cat has very long fur on her underside, which I brush to try > and help her. The problem is hairballs. She is constantly throwing them > up. Have tried all of the over the counter remedies, foods, treats, etc. > Nothing seems to help her. Anybody else have this trouble? Anybody know > some product that might help? This won't look very pretty, but have you considered shaving her belly so there's less hair to ingest? > My 4 year old cat has very long fur on her underside, which I brush to try > and help her. The problem is hairballs. She is constantly throwing them > up. Have tried all of the over the counter remedies, foods, treats, etc. > Nothing seems to help her. Anybody else have this trouble? Anybody know > some product that might help? This won't look very pretty, but have you considered shaving her belly so there's less hair to ingest?
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