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Hairball Cat Food
You may think that hairballs are just part of being a cat parent, but there are ways to help minimize this not-so-fun occurrence. Grooming your kitty regularly, discouraging them from overgrooming themselves and feeding them a hairball control cat food can all help inhibit hairballs from forming.
FAQs About Hairball Cat Food
In conjunction with regular brushings and grooming, a hairball control cat food can be a great way to help keep your kitty from getting dreaded hairballs. Hairball cat food formulas contain high amounts of fiber to help push contents—including hair—through your pet’s intestinal tract. The foods also contain enzymes to help prevent the hairballs from forming.
Feeding your cat these special formulations may help keep the hair moving through their system and reduce the need for them to hack up the hairball on their own.
When picking a cat food for hairballs, keep an eye on the fiber content of the formulations. In dry foods, the crude fiber percentage should be around 8 to10%, while canned foods can be in the 2 to 4% range. Make sure the option you select still meets all your pet’s overall nutritional needs and is an all-around wholesome food choice. The best cat foods for hairballs should still provide a good source of protein and other important ingredients like Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids.
Wet food can help with the passing of your kitty’s hair because it’s made to be easier to digest than some other food types. Because it digests so quickly, it doesn’t allow the hair to clump and form a ball. This means cats that eat canned wet food may naturally have fewer hairballs than those that eat dry food.
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My cat has been having more hairballs than usual and I think it might be because I changed his food which used to be a hairball control food. He's been having hairballs every week, not sure if that's normal for a short haired cat. Anyway, I wanted to buy a hairball control formula or medicine but I want one that is good and not too expensive. Thank you.
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What can prevent hairballs? My cat keeps pooping and vomiting hairballs
My cats have trouble with hair balls, whats a good item to get for them. I've tried the cream you put on there paw
My cat coughs up hairballs a few times a week and sometimes vomits undigested food after eating. He eats very quickly so I'm wondering if that's what could be causing the regurgitation. I feed him Royal Canin and Tiki Cat wet food in the morning and a mixture of Solid Gold wet food and Royal Canin dry food in the evening. He uses the litter box with no issues and drinks plenty of water. Is there any supplement I can give him or food that will help?
is coconut oil safe in controlling hairballs for my cat? i tried laxatone and cat food hairball diet but my cat doesn't like them.
What is the best Hairball Gel/Paste brand for my cat?? There’s so many on the market and I’m not sure what one to buy to help my cat pass his stubborn hair ball successfully. He’s been gagging/yaking with nothing coming up in the last 48 hours.
My cat who has very long hair, keeps throwing up hair balls and some times she doesn't but it will be just undigested dry food. I have her on a sensitive stomach formula from Blue Wilderness.
Hi, I thin, My 4 year old British short hair has been struggling with furballls blocking his insides for a while. He eats grass everyday and try to cough up fur and also his poo is very dry and hard with hair inside it when broken up. Is it safe for me to start feeding him the high fibre royal canine food along with his wet food? Thank you
My cat gets frequent hairballs, but will not eat hairballs treats (I've tried many different brands) and won't even go near the paste. He's really picky about his food. Wondering if there is something I can add to his food that would reduce the number of hairballs he gets.
At his last vet visit I was informed that Aquiylan is slightly overweight and it was suggested that I find either a high fiber or a weight management food for him. The best option I can find is a combo hairball& weight management. He's never had a problem with hairball however. Is it likely to mess him up if I switch him gradually? (Or if you could recommend a good food. He has a rather active life playing with the puppy and is currently on friskies indoor formula)