Cats do not need to eat hair removal cream, but they need to prepare other hair removal products for cats. Because cats lick the hair into their gastrointestinal tract when grooming themselves, and the cat’s gastrointestinal tract cannot digest these hairs. If cats are not fed hair-reducing products in time, it may cause hairball syndrome in cats. Cats with hairball syndrome will have symptoms such as vomiting, constipation, and loss of appetite. ​​​​​​

When cats don’t eat hair removal cream, you can feed them cat grass. The main function of hair removal cream is to help cats expel hair balls, and cat grass has the same effect. Owners can plant cat grass for cats by themselves, because cats are curious. If you are more serious, you may eat cat grass yourself. However, it is not recommended to feed cats during pregnancy to avoid miscarriage due to vomiting. You can also feed your cat nutritious food on a daily basis to increase the cat's resistance and reduce hair loss, such as lecithin, fish oil, etc.

When the cat is in the moulting season or has severe hair loss, if the cat does not eat hair removal cream, you can choose to use other hair removal products for the cat, such as hair removal particles or cat grass. At the same time, you can also comb the cat's hair frequently, comb out the cat's fallen hair in time, and reduce the amount of hair that the cat licks into its belly. The hair that falls out at home also needs to be cleaned up in time to prevent cats from accidentally eating it.