Did you ever see your cat vomit hairballs?

If you brush them daily, they get fewer hairballs. It is a survival trait to stay clean and not have any strong smell because they can stalk closer to their prey that way. Can't over come millions of years of instinct in a few thousand of domestication.

Hehe,yes. I think we call that furball and it is indeed a funny sight. I hope you won't feel disgusted but I also see cellophane shreds in our cat's poo. That's because he raids our kitchen trash sometimes. Ewww...:-D

I have seen cats vomiting hair balls ..And that is a terrible thing.They do lick each other and by this way they shallow some of their hairs or furs.Probably they are used to all these..

Many people believe in myths. And unfortunately many mylotters too. But you don't have to one of them. There are people who think spitting hairballs is something bad. Some say it'd disgusting. Others say 'my cat is gonna die' Actually its good for cats. Let me explain: -does you cay spit green coloured juice? It is bile. And your cat won't spit it. Because, cat hairs has some special proteinacious compounds that prevent the 'bile spit'. Bile spit is dangerous for your cat. Spitting hairballs means he has got enough proteins and so there is no need for extra. -this will also help you cat to prevent dental and renal diseases. He will live longer. If you have further doubts, don't forget to ask me. I'm always ready to help.

My cat currently has not vomit hairballs, or fur balls. Thought I used have a cat that did. It mostly happens with long hair cats. Though it could happen with short haired cats. Yes daily brushing helps but any time your cat cleans itself it is bound to swallow a few hairs. Until so many are collected in their stomach and forms a tangled ball of fur it makes them sick and they vomit or cough them up. Good news is there is stuff you can buy to give them that helps with that problem I believe. I have to admit it is rather unnerving to watch them cough on up.

Yeah, hairballs are made from cats washing themselves. For most cats, it's just a part of life. There are pet products out there that help with hairball trouble. You just give your cat a small amount every week. My cat really likes the flavor, and begs for it.

Yes, I think all cats do this at some time because they are always cleaning themselves by licking, so some loose hairs inevitably get swallowed. The best thing to do is brush them regularly to remove those loose hairs.