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Bookmark or Share- Cat Hairballs: Why They Happen and How to Handle ThemWhile hairballs are common, they may be a sign of an underlying health issue in cats. Learn from vet experts about causes and treatment for cat hairballs.
- How Do I Treat My Cat’s Hairballs? 8 Remedies That Work - GoodRxHairballs are compacted pellets of loose hair and other foreign objects that collect in your cat’s stomach. Because hairballs cannot be digested fully, cats throw them up. Regular grooming, certain dietary supplements, and commercial hairball products can be helpful for reducing hairballs.
- Cat Hairballs 101: How to Help | PetMDCheck out pictures of cat hairballs, find out what causes them, and get tips on treating and preventing them from Dr. Jennifer Coates.
- The Danger of Hairballs | Cornell University College of Veterinary MedicineHairballs are the unsavory by-product of a normal habit. As your cat grooms herself, she swallows a lot of loose hair. This happens because the tiny backward-slanted projections (papillae) that roughen the surface of her tongue propel the hair down her throat and into her stomach.
- Cat Hairballs: How to Prevent and Treat Them in Your CatFor many felines, cat hairballs are just a part of life. But now that you have the inside scoop on hairballs, you have everything you need to minimize the impact hairballs will have on your cat—and keep your pet happy, healthy, and hairball-free.
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