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  1. #1
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    I was thinking he may be a cronic regurgitator, but if there is a hairball in there most of the time, I reconsider.

    I recommend getting a Zoom Groom and brush him daily with it.

    Less fur going in, has to mean less fur coming out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rosethecopycat
    I recommend getting a Zoom Groom and brush him daily with it.

    Less fur going in, has to mean less fur coming out.
    Where do you find a Zoom Groom? I'll try ANYTHING at this point!

    edit: Okay, they have them on Dr. Foster & Smith . . . so do these work the best??? I need something that will get down into his thick fur!!! - I've been meaning to place an order on there anyway - I might order one today.
    -christa


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    Definitely ask about the hair trim!

    And there are products like Tonic-Lax and other malt-flavoured goops where one puts a bit of it on the cat's paw.

    Ask your vet about using a bit of olive or canola oil(not too often)...Does Brodie get any wet food at all? If not, that could definitely help.

    A call to your vet wouldn't cost like a visit does. See what you can find out.

    hugs to you and Brodie

    Catty1

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    After I got Zerlina, Don Juan got in the habit of gobbling as much food as he could (so the other cat couldn't get it ) and then throwing up. So, I started giving half the food in the morning and half at night, which solved that problem.

    My sister Carolyn's old cat Oliver is a gobbler, too. She got a couple of the "vacation" feeders with timers and set them to open so he gets four tiny meals during the day. He will sit by the feeder and wait for it open... because otherwise, Selena the Banzai Cat will eat his food!

    Liz
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    I just ran out and bought some Nutro for Brodie. Only thing is they didn't have any of the Hairball formula. But it's the *New Complete* Formula that is supposed to have some hairball in it and they're ordering me some that's supposed to be in on Monday.

    I held him down and gave him a GOOOOOOOOOD brushing! Not just a little brush . . . I got down deep and he did not like me much after that.

    I hope the Nutro helps. My husband is all for getting a hair cut.

    I'm gonna give this a few days and see if it helps any at all.

    I really appreciate all of your input. I will take ALL of it into consideration.
    -christa


    ~RIP Abby Jan 14, 1995 - July 21, 2005~

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    Christa,

    I know alot of people that feed their pets Nutro. It's very good. I hope it helps his barfing problem. If not....I'LL TAKE HIM!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by moosmom
    Christa,

    I know alot of people that feed their pets Nutro. It's very good. I hope it helps his barfing problem. If not....I'LL TAKE HIM!!!!
    You might regret that comment when you get a LARGE box in your PO Box next week instead of just a CD mailer. You know, since I have your address now . . . hmm . . .
    -christa


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    aparently putting vaseline on a cats paws helps. they lick it off. i saw it on petsburgh usa.

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