Effective methods to treat hair ball syndrome: 1. Groom the cat frequently so that the cat does not eat too much floating hair when licking its fur; 2. Always keep cat grass. When the cat has gastrointestinal discomfort, the cat will eat the cat grass by itself, or give it to the cat Feed the cat appropriate amounts of cat grass; 3. Give the cat hair removal cream, usually twice a week, so that the cat can expel hair balls regularly; 4. Take cod liver oil orally to induce vomiting. If the cat cannot excrete the hair balls accumulated in the body, a small amount of cod liver oil can be taken orally. Help it induce vomiting.

Symptoms of hairballs in cats:

1. Cats with hairballs will have rough and dull hair.

2. Cats vomit frequently, and there are hairs in the vomit.

3. After the hair accumulates in the cat’s intestines for a period of time, the cat’s belly will appear bulging.

4. It will be difficult to defecate, and the excrement will be hairy.

5. When hair ball syndrome is severe, the cat will lose appetite and be listless.