Late symptoms of cat hairball disease:

1. Vomiting, coughing up blood, loss of appetite, lack of energy, etc.

2. The cat’s immunity decreases, and symptoms such as blood loss, anemia, malnutrition, and dehydration occur, and the cat’s weight will also decrease.

3. If there is parasitic disease in the intestines, you can basically see symptoms of the digestive system, such as severe diarrhea.

Methods to prevent cat hairball disease:

1. Start with daily routine, such as combing the cat’s hair every day, combing away the floating hair on the cat’s body to prevent the cat from Ingestion of floating hairs causes trichomes.

2. Give your cat cat grass once a week. This plant cat food is rich in fiber, which can stimulate the cat’s gastrointestinal motility and help the cat vomit out the hair balls that form in the stomach.

3. If the owner does not have enough time and is unable to grow cat grass, consider feeding the cat hair removal cream.