How Do You Use Home Remedies For Cat Hairballs?
Cats get hairballs as a result of licking and licking to clean themselves and swallowing fur in the meantime. A cat may gag when a hairball becomes lodged in his throat or he may vomit. Give your cat a little help. Hairballs can stick in the cat’s esophagus, refusing to budge. Give your cat a spoonful of softened butter and it will lubricate the hairball, making it easier to vomit up. Rub a teaspoonful of Vaseline on the back of your cat’s paw and he will lick it off, swallowing the Vaseline and lubricating the hairball. Increase fiber in your cat’s diet. Look for a “high fiber” label on canned or dry cat food. By feeding your cat more fiber, he may expel the hairball easier in his feces. Brush your longhair cat. Even small bits of long hair can tangle in your cat’s stomach. Daily gentle brushing will make your cat happy and will reduce the amount of hair he swallows. Treat your cat gently when he is coughing or gagging. It may be your natural impulse to grab your cat and put him outdo
