Hairballs form when hair gets stuck or slowed on its way through the digestive tract, allowing it to form into a clump. Once it forms into a clod, hair is unable to continue it… See more

Egg yolks have interesting properties for hairball control. They contain choline and lecithin, which work together to, respectively, encourage GI contractions and emulsif… See more

Though hairball-specific cat foods usually focus on fiber alone, this isn’t always the right approach. If your cat is already eating a diet with a little bit of fiber, the best dietary change is fi… See more

Finally, you can control hairballs by brushing your cata couple of times a week. If your cat has a long, thick coat, you might also give him a full-body clip in the warmer months. Ca… See more