Health & Habits: Quick Answers
Hairballs happen when cats ingest loose fur while grooming. Common reasons include:
- Grooming behavior: meticulous self-cleaners swallow hair.
- Seasonal shedding: spring/fall can mean more hair ingested.
- Long-haired breeds: Persians, Maine Coons, etc. are more prone.
- Low fiber diets: less fiber = harder for hair to move through.
- Stress/environment changes: can trigger over-grooming.
- Medical issues: GI/skin conditions may contribute.
Natural help: Fresh cat grass adds fiber that helps hair pass through your cat’s system more comfortably.
Cat grass is a safe blend of young grasses (typically wheat, barley, oat, and rye) grown just for cats—pesticide-free and indoor-friendly.
Why it’s special: A mix tastes better than a single grain, provides gentle fiber, and satisfies a natural urge to chew greens.
Why offer it: Supports digestion, may help reduce hairballs, and provides enriching, outdoor-like stimulation for indoor cats.
