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Fur balls

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  • 11-06-2010 10:29pm
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    Orla K
    Registered Users Posts: 2,462 ✭✭✭


    The cat has been having trouble with furballs lately, he gets brushed daily with a good brush but he seems to be finding it more difficult to get rid of them.

    I've seen a thing in the vet store that is suppose to help with it but I'd never seen it before and of course I've forgotten the name of it. I'm wondering does anyone know of anything like it will it be any good. I kind of want to find out as much about it before hand because he does have a sensitive stomach.


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    wopper10
    Closed Accounts Posts: 60 ✭✭wopper10


    Think its a product called malt. Cats love it and help with fur balls etc.


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    morganafay
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    You could try using a furminator on him, it basically removes a lot of the loose hair so it might help.


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    babychuckles
    Registered Users Posts: 119 ✭✭babychuckles


    Dear op
    my cats eat grass to bring up their fur balls so if your cat is indoors pot up ordinary garden grass and leave it indoors for them.
    I also got a tube of paste "defur um" or "defur em" from mazi zoo which i give mine now and again. some cats love to lick it others i have to put a blob of it in their mouths so that they get it.
    Re the furminator there is another post on it in this section re price and where one might buy one.


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