Cats vomiting hairballs and asthma have different symptoms. The symptoms of cats vomiting hairballs are: 1. Frequent retching, occasionally vomiting with hair, and sometimes nothing can be vomited out. 2. Inability to defecate, resulting in constipation and no defecation for many days. The symptoms of asthma are as follows: 1. During an attack, you stretch your neck and open your eyes wider than normal. 2. Coughing occurs and causes symptoms similar to vomiting. If further development occurs, emergencies such as shortness of breath, difficulty breathing or even mouth breathing may occur.

What to do if a cat vomits hair balls:

1. Feed the cat some cat grass in time to induce vomiting of hair balls and reduce the cat’s burden.

2. Feed the cat hair-reducing cream. The hair-reducing cream has the function of promoting the cat to expel hair balls.

3. You can feed your cat some fresh fruits and vegetables. The fruits and vegetables contain dietary fiber, which can promote the peristalsis of the cat’s intestines and promote the discharge of hair balls.

What to do about cat asthma:

1. For some cases of acute and severe attacks, oxygen inhalation, bronchodilators and steroids are required when severe breathing difficulties occur. Drugs for anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic treatment.

2. For some cases with mild symptoms but frequent attacks, long-term control is required. Depending on the situation, steroids, bronchodilators, antibiotics, and even some inhalants produced abroad will be used.

3. Overweight cats need to lose weight to reduce the symptoms of respiratory distress caused by obesity and control allergens.