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Re: Hair Ball
Not sure what to advise TBH.Usually a hair ball just comes up and thats it.Meeko has this problem ocassionally but unless he doesnt get it up he is usually fine afterwards.If he doesnt pick up I would either take him to be checked or at least phone your vet for advice.Hope he is okay,please keep us updated.
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Re: Hair Ball
Thanks so much for your reply. Tipsy woke up and went out for a while but he is back again and still seems not very well he doesnt want to eat his food and he is now sleeping, bless him...I will see how he is tonight and let you know. Thanks again. Kyria xx
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Re: Hair Ball
If he still feels unwell and will not eat, there is something wrong with him. There may be another hairball stuck somewhere, maybe in his bowel.
Better let the vet check him. If there is a bowel obstruction, it will not resolve itself, it will need intervention.
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Re: Hair Ball
Hi everyone, just to give you kind people an update about Tipsy. Today he seems much much better, he has started to eat again and seems to be more himself. So hopefully everything is ok with him now and maybe it was just the hairball and him being sick that made him feel so out of sorts. Im still wondering why he cried out before he was sick and if this is a normal thing..Anyway thankyou all again for your help and concern.. Kyria xx
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Re: Hair Ball
he probably cried out because his tummy was feeling so awful, hence the need to be sick.
Sometimes one of my kittens will make a noise like that before producing a hairball, the older cats seem to know whats happening and just shuffle backwards ( making that lovely yacking noise) till the hairball arrives. Oh the fun of having long haired cats! Emma Purindoors Birmans |
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Re: Hair Ball
I have no experience or knowledge of this myself so I hope I'm not saying the wrong thing, but it's just something else to consider, along with the other possible causes already mentioned...
As he goes outside there are more opportunities to eat something he shouldn't - which may be toxic. You may want to find out more about what to look out for regarding symptoms of poisoning so you can act quickly if it seems like a possible cause - just a thought. Glad he's ok now ![]()
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