Whether foreign bodies in the cat’s intestines will be excreted naturally mainly depends on the size of the foreign body and the degree of digestion. If it is a small number of hair balls, it may be pulled out, but if the hair balls continue to grow or the foreign object is too large, it may not be pulled out.

If the foreign body is not removed for a long time, it may easily cause intestinal obstruction and affect the cat's health. If the foreign body is sharp in shape, it can easily scratch the intestines and cause danger. The cat should be sent to a pet hospital for treatment in time. If necessary, surgery should be performed to remove the foreign body.

After the cat swallows a foreign body, you should observe it more. If the cat does not pull it out the next day after swallowing the foreign body, it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination to confirm whether surgical removal is needed