How to fight against cat hairball disease? Analysis of the causes of cat hairball disease! Cat hairball disease is a relatively common disease in cats, but in most cases it occurs when the owner is unaware. If you want to treat cat hairballs, you need to first understand the causes of cat hairballs.

Cats

Cats usually vomit hair balls when they are adults, at least eight months old. Some cats are mysophobic and may vomit hair in six months due to excessive licking. If your cat doesn't vomit hair actively, don't be too troubled.

The formation of hair balls is caused by cats licking their own hair when grooming and eating the hair. Over time, hair balls are formed. Some cats accidentally eat lint or hairballs while playing and will vomit them out after a while. The hairs spit out are strip-shaped, yellow-brown, and finger-thick. Some long-haired cats, such as Chinchillas and Persian cats (detailed introduction), lick their fur very frequently when the weather is hot (it is said that cats lick their saliva on their coats, and the evaporation of the saliva can have a cooling effect), and the number of times they vomit is It will increase, and some cats will even vomit hair every day. In this case, it is recommended to comb the cat's hair frequently. If possible, it is best to trim the cat's coat short.