I have a question for anyone out there who has cats with chronic hairball problems-what do you do for them??? Turbo has been working on what I think will be a prize winning hairball now for 5 days, and with no luck of bringing it up. I have used tons of Laxatone to help ease it out or through which ever comes first but with no success- I have him at work with me today to do a little grooming to keep the problem down, but does anyone have any suggestions of what I can do to help him out. He is not feeling well I can tell because he just lays around and does not destroy anything, which is big for him. Thanks.
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