Cat owners are all too familiar with the unpleasant surprise of hairballs, a common result of feline grooming habits. While ...

So your cat has hairballs. No need to panic. It's actually very much a normal behavior for the pets. That doesn't mean it's not a drag from time to time. Some pet owners might not want to deal with it ...

At Bees Ferry Veterinary Hospital, we get asked about hairballs in cats all the time. After reviewing all of the articles I have written over the years for Moultrie News, I was surprised to learn that ...

Hairballs are clumps of partially digested hair that occur when a cat grooms itself with their sandpaper-like tongue, creating a clump of dead hair that is expelled from their stomach by coughing and ...

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