My Experienced Cat People, Help is needed.

[Karen]

Regular brushing is key, as the more dead hair you remove, the less kitty will ingest. Some cats are prone to them, other never get them. A good diet will also help, and there are "hairball preventative" treats and foods out there ...

[Edwina's Secretary]

Gracie looks to be an adorable short haired cat. Neither Edwina or Eddie has EVER had a hairball! As Karen said - brushing helps.

[Freedom]

Hello Gracie!

Hairballs are not normal! A proper diet will prevent them. A high quality food, grain free, is best. I will give you a few, with the links; you can use the links to find a place near you to buy them.

Dry kibble:
Earthborn Holistics: careful, only 2 of their formulas are grain free, be sure to get one of those 2
http://www.earthbornholisticpetfood..../cat_formulas/

Taste of the Wild: they list the canine formulas first, and then the feline ones; just keep scrolling down
http://www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com/products/

Canned / Wet food
Tiki Cat
http://www.petropics.com/

Weruva
http://www.weruva.com/

Fussie Cat: web site is down, facebook is here: https://www.facebook.com/FussieCat?ref=ts&fref=ts

Canned should be fed every other day.

[Amanda C]

I used to work for a vet and know the different types of stuff. Which is funny because now that I actually own my own kitty, it's like I forgot everything I've learned about cat care while working there. Lol. I do know she eats some of the mice she catches I just don't know how many. I only know of the ones she half eats. Whole or half eaten, a dead mouse is better than a live one slowly destroying my house. And she's very good at she does!

[Karen]

How nice she's a natural mouser! People think all cats are, but we know that's not always true!