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Cassie is an outside cat and she does eat a fair bit of grass. She nearly always chooses to bring up her hairballs during the night indoors! I'm sure the grass helps as there is nearly always some blades of grass along with the hairball... |
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Misty has done this once or twice indoors and it is full of grass. Think Chloe must do it outside as she has more outside access than Misty. Rather they do it outside than inside though! |
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Rosie, here's an interesting link to cats/grass/hairballs ... http://www.pawsonline.info/grasseating.htm Leia is an indoor cat, but she eats grass daily, and never has had a hairball; I do brush her nightly. |
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Millie is a long hair cat and always grooming..she was always bringing up furballs..once a week I give her Katalaze or something similar which helps the furballs thro the digestive system she is a lot better for it not so many furballs john >^..^< |
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Patches, the tortie who regularly threw up hairballs even after daily grooming continued to do so even after I started giving her Petromalt a few times a week! That's a petroleum based gel flavored so cats like it and it supposedly aids in having hair go thru the other end, not being regurgitated! Didn't work for her! |
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