Some of these products may be toxic to your pet if they are
ingested while grooming or cleaning of the wound.
Fiber ensures optimal motility (movement) of the rabbit's digestive tract, which helps prevent problems such as cecal impaction (entrapment of digestive tract contents in the cecum) and hairballs (obstruction of the digestive tract by hair
ingested while grooming).
Fecal flotation may be used to identify mites or eggs that cats have
ingested while grooming.
In rabbits, a lack of fiber in the diet can also result in the formation of hairballs from the fur
they ingest while grooming, which can cause blockages.
Lice are external parasites, but cats and dogs can inadvertently
ingest them while grooming or biting at itching skin.
What you can do, however, is brush your cat regularly to remove dead and loose hairs from his coat to minimize the amount of hair
he ingests while grooming himself.
The parasite is spread through a fecal to oral transmission route, so cats who share litter boxes can pick up the organisms on their feet and
ingest them while grooming.
You can decrease the amount of fur that your cat
ingests while grooming himself or herself by brushing your cat regularly.
So brushing your cat will reduce the amount of fur your cat
ingests while grooming, which can minimize hairballs.
If a flea is infected with the tapeworm parasite, and your cat
ingests it while grooming, your cat has just been infected with tapeworms.
Rabbits, in particular, need fiber to help sweep the fur
they ingest while grooming through their system.
In rabbits, a low - fiber diet can also contribute to the formation of hairballs from the fur
they ingest while grooming, which can cause blockages.
Not exact matches
However,
while grooming themselves, they can
ingest large quantities of fur, resulting in hairballs in their stomach.
Cats often
ingest fleas
while grooming, which can cause a tapeworm infection.
Cats
ingest such contaminants
while grooming.
Hairballs, as their name implies, are disgusting globs of hair that cats hork up after
ingesting the hair
while they
groom themselves.
Humans don't tend to lick themselves when
grooming,
while dogs do, so we must be aware that some things can be toxic when
ingested.
As bunnies will
ingest their fur
while they
groom themselves, this can cause problems and can clog up their insides causing a condition known as gastro intestinal stasis.
Fleas can also contain the eggs of the harmful tapeworm parasite, which can spread when a cat
ingests a flea
while grooming.
Cats that
ingest as few as one or two leaves, or even a small amount of pollen
while grooming their fur, can suffer severe kidney failure.»
All cats will
ingest a small amount of any type of litter
while grooming (possibly excepting pearls).
All cats will
ingest a small amount of any type of litter
while grooming (except pearls).
It's not like a shampoo bath that you rinse off your cat - it's a concentrated, potent chemical product that you apply on your cat and leave on, which increases the likelihood of your cat licking and
ingesting the pesticides
while grooming herself.
A cat might walk across spilled detergent, liquid or powder, that was not cleaned up immediately and then
ingest it later
while grooming.
This helps remove the dead hair from his coat so he doesn't
ingest it
while self -
grooming.
As felines are fastidious
groomers, their rough tongues act as natural brushes
while they lick themselves clean, allowing hairballs to form as
ingested fur accumulates in the GI tract.
And topical products should be non-toxic, in case some of the product is
ingested while the cat self -
grooms.