Every morning we wake up to hairballs. They are on the couch, floor, and even our beds. We have tried given them specifically for hairballs as well as treats and a hairball lick stick. Which they love. However we do not know which cat is having the hairballs. So we give treatments to all 3 of them. None of the treatments seem to be working though. Is there anything else we can do to treat the hairballs? Also tonight we are putting every cat in a separate bedroom with one of us and hoping to find out which one is having them.
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The vet will help you set up a proper treatment for them and discuss diet changes to a higher fiber food. For cats with serious hairball issues, it may be necessary to use a prescription hairball formula food.
