The length of the hair has nothing to do with vomit. (Might lead to a few more hairballs, but that's it.) All of our cats have been short hair and three of them were puking machines. Our current two get a tablespoon of canned cat food a day which is supposed to reduce vomiting, and it's worked. Almost a year and each one has only barfed once.
I never thought of an even remotest link between hair length and frequency of throwing up! Our cats throw up when they have eaten something that's new or unusual.
Her cat likes you. I know, odd to say after he just barfed.
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ReplyDeleteThe length of the hair has nothing to do with vomit. (Might lead to a few more hairballs, but that's it.) All of our cats have been short hair and three of them were puking machines. Our current two get a tablespoon of canned cat food a day which is supposed to reduce vomiting, and it's worked. Almost a year and each one has only barfed once.
Puke happens.
ReplyDeleteAll cats throw up. I guess you mom was just lucky up until now?
ReplyDeleteIf my cat is going to puke, it's usually right after he's eaten. The hairballs are pretty rare.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of an even remotest link between hair length and frequency of throwing up! Our cats throw up when they have eaten something that's new or unusual.
ReplyDeleteI don't think hair length has anything to do with barfing... My cats aren't big pukers, thank goodness, and one is long-haired one is short-haired.
ReplyDeleteI can see long haired cats throwing up more than short hair, but that's still pretty funny.
ReplyDeleteOur short haired cat didn't know the rule about not throwing up, though she didn't do it much. Always on the carpet.
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