Sentences with phrase «getting hairballs»

Combing them will remove loose hair and keep the cat from getting hairballs.

Prevention As a cat owner, there are a few measures to take as a way to prevent your cat from getting hairballs.

Q: My rabbit, Daisy, is bad about getting hairballs.

And if you have a cat, I'm sure you know how important it is to make sure that they don't get hairballs.

Though both long - and short - haired cats can get hairballs, long - haired cats are especially prone and may need to be groomed more often than short - coated cats.

Anyone who has a cat knows that cats get hairballs and that it is usually a really nasty affair.

To get the Hairball up?

After awhile, I thought perhaps I should try to help this process and got her some Hairball Remedy.

Some long - haired breeds, such as Persians, Ragdolls, and Maine Coons are much more likely to get hairballs; as are cats who groom themselves compulsively.

Cows, rabbits, ferrets, deer and even humans can get hairballs too, but their bodies aren't designed to vomit them up like a cat or dog.

They insist on being clean & tidy and will lick themselves like cats, and like cats, they can get hairballs if they ingest too much hair.

Cats and rabbits are both meticulous self - groomers and can get hairballs if they're not regularly brushed.

The short answer to this question is yes; all cats do get hairballs.

She rarely gets a hairball and her fur is shiny and pretty.

There will always be the possibility of your cat getting a hairball as long as she grooms herself.

From now on Cleo will get her hairball medicine.

Cats, rabbits, cattle, and even llamas can get hairballs, she explains.

Can dogs get hairballs?

Not exact matches

I get frustrated and annoyed with things just like anyone else, but I've never felt the sentiment of these sentences - yet I've heard them from entrepreneurs looking to start their own companies, from consultants working on projects, and from people trying their best to orbit the giant hairball that is a Fortune company...

Got to be better for them than most hairball treatments, which are made with patrolium products... ick.

Hack Squat - The position a cat gets into when he's coughing up a hairball, commonly mistaken as a leg exercise.

There's nothing that can get in this celebrated swashbuckling kitty's way... except maybe a hairball.

The star of the game is a fluffy hairball (with a wicked - cool mustache) named Leopold — and you get to slide him across 24 different levels on a quest to track down the thief who made off with his fortune.

Regular handling and petting your hamster will ensure that loose fur gets brushed off its body and will not result in hairballs.

She would often have hairballs and they have decreased since getting these.

My long - haired polydactyl cat Sylvie was a rescue with lots of problems including digestive problems exacerbated by her long hair — so we started her on RC Intense Hairball 34 ---------- and wala ----- she has been saved ------ no more hairballs (I do brush her everyday too) for my sweet girl - and she loves it more than her canned food - sometimes I even have to put a sprinkle of it on her food to get her to eat!

There are also times when the hairball passes out of the stomach but gets stuck in the intestinal tract and that can become a life - threatening situation because it can cause a blockage.

my long haired kitty loves to groom herself and this formula really helps cut down on the number of times she hacks up those nasty hairballs, not to mention how painful it seems like it is for her when she's trying to get it up

The cats like it, they're not getting fat, and we haven't seen any hairballs since they've begun eating this food exclusively.

Rabbits usually do not need baths but regular brushing helps keep their coat in good condition and help prevents hairballs and nail trims help keep your rabbit's feet healthy and from getting stuck in carpeting.

Sometimes the amount of hair swallowed is so dense that it can't pass through the stomach and gets regurgitated back up in the form of that tubular shaped hairball.

The technical name for a hairball is a trichobezoar but no matter what you call it, rabbits can get them.

Instead, due to a diet that is poor in hay, the wool get stuck in their stomachs and creates sort of a hairball.

However, cats get rid of this loose fur by throwing up hairballs and unfortunately, rabbits can not do that.

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Cats have to vomit hairballs to get rid of them, which leaves behind a not - so - pretty mess for you to clean.

«The problem with covering up vomiting with hairball diets, fiber supplements or GI lubricants is that it delays getting a diagnosis,» said Gary D. Norsworthy, D.V.M., a board - certified feline specialist and owner of the Alamo Feline Health Center in San Antonio.

Making sure that your cat gets enough fiber in his diet will not only help to regulate his digestion in general, but it may also help to reduce hairballs.

More water won't cure hairballs, but it's essential to keeping your cat's digestive tract running in top shape, so make sure he's getting enough.

A periodic hairball isn't a big deal, but if it's happening a few times a week, it might require more aggressive prevention tactics to get them under control.

But anyway he went back to his hairball grooming and now he's starting to throw up again hairballs and then he gets sensitive stomach and sometimes throws up in the morning before he eats.

She's gotten worse as she's gotten older, I've taken her to the vet and everything came back fine, they recommended I switch her to royal canin hairball remedy, but she's still having issues.

However, I have also felt pretty silly all stressed out at the vet when it gets diagnosed as a hairball.

My daughter thinks it's simply because he's getting older — he's probably around four years old — and that the choking is a hairball.

But there really are some things you can do to help decrease the amount of hairballs your cat gets and to help the cat pass them more quickly.

It also is actually beneficial for your cat's digestion and helps her get rid of unwanted matter, such as hairballs.

Vomiting — «Oh that's from hairballs,» poor looking coat — «He's not getting enough vitamins.»

Digestive heath is important for cats, but can be hard with the amount of fur that gets stuck in their system, causing hairballs.

I always get complements on how soft and shiny his coat is and has definitely decreased how many hairballs he has.

They'll get fewer calories plus extra fiber to help control hairballs.