Don't you just HATE hairballs!!!!! Does anyone have a sure fire remedy for

Depending on which end of the world you live in - its either becoming Spring or Winter. Seasonal changes bring new coats and lots of haor balls. Go to your local store and buy this hairball formula malted gel in a tube and either put some on their front foot (they'll become indignant and begin cleaning it up) or they'll lick it off your finger instead as if its a treat like mine do. The hairball formula degreases the hair in their stomach and it'll come out nature's back door better than the gross gack-up on the floor and furniture. There are pills, capsules, liquids and foods on the market, too, but the gel is easier to give.

I use vasoline..it's safe inexpensive and effective. I just dip a Q-tip in the vasoline and smear some on the top of their paws..they lick it off..it doesn't hurt them. They will pass the hairball..and not throw them up. I do it whenever they start acting like they have one.

You can put Vaseline on their paw and they will lick it off, but that has the same result as the tube stuff. I know you want a home remedy, but the best thing I have found for our male cat are the cat treats. They are called "Friskies Hairball Remedy Treats for Adult Cats" and come in a soft and hard variety.

There are a few things you can do to limit the amount of hairballs your cat has. 1 is to give them a bath with hairball controll shampoo. I use it on my cats and it not only makesthem smell really nice but helps remove some ofthe excess hair fom there coat. Also there is a specal comb you canget to remove the excess fur from your cats coat. I know how you feel 1 of y cat sheds al lthe time. I feel like I am constantly combing her fur to get rid of the excess fur and I am never done.

heres a remedy that my husband gave me. NO CATS!!! harsh huh? anyway i think they make a cat food for that problem from IAMS. Good Luck...

well i'm not sure how to help you, having a cat that doesn't really cough up hair balls, but i heard that you can feed certain treats that make them cough up hairballs less. Also maybe brushing your cats fur would help? When I don't brush mine it gets all crazy X_X sorry i'm no professional D:

I have two cats, and only the long hair cat has that problem big time. I brush him alot, he still throws up. I have given him laxatone, from the tube, and he throws up. It is natural for them to vomit hair balls, some cats more than others. If it is hair ball, it is fine. If it is undigested food, then it is an allergy most likely. Get a quality food with no by products or dyes. Make sure the first ing. is chicken, and second is rice.