tomtom13 Member Since 2013 Jul 17, 2013 #1 Tomcat has had a lot of hairballs lately, even though he does get Furminated daily. Anyway, I read that butter will help with this. question: how much? how often? thanks all good day to us all ~kelly
Tomcat has had a lot of hairballs lately, even though he does get Furminated daily. Anyway, I read that butter will help with this. question: how much? how often? thanks all good day to us all ~kelly
Julia & Bandit (GA) Member Since 2009 Jul 17, 2013 #2 When Bandit is having hairball issues, I give him a little bit of vaseline. It's the same as otc hairball remedies, minus the sugar: http://www.vetinfo.com/how-effective-is-vaseline-petroleum-jelly-for-cats-hairballs.html
When Bandit is having hairball issues, I give him a little bit of vaseline. It's the same as otc hairball remedies, minus the sugar: http://www.vetinfo.com/how-effective-is-vaseline-petroleum-jelly-for-cats-hairballs.html
BJM Member Since 2010 Jul 17, 2013 #3 It may or may not. When in doubt, start with a test dose that is small, say 1/2 teaspoon. Be aware that that milk products may cause GI upsets like diarrhea ... which might move things through if blocked, and could be messy.
It may or may not. When in doubt, start with a test dose that is small, say 1/2 teaspoon. Be aware that that milk products may cause GI upsets like diarrhea ... which might move things through if blocked, and could be messy.
cindyh Member Since 2012 Jul 17, 2013 #4 Try coconut oil, I give my cat 1/2 teaspoon once a day. I just put it in a dish for him to eat. No GI problems with coconut oil, it's actually good for the digestive system.
Try coconut oil, I give my cat 1/2 teaspoon once a day. I just put it in a dish for him to eat. No GI problems with coconut oil, it's actually good for the digestive system.