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Hairballs In Cats: Signs & Treatments
by PetCubes Editor onHairballs are an unappealing by-product of a healthy, clean cat lifestyle. Nevertheless, like with everything in life, too much of anything is not good. Excessive hairballs can be detrimental to your feline’s health. Read on to learn what hairballs are, how to know if your cat has one and how you can treat them. Hairballs in cats Hairballs are clumps of dead hair and...