Think hairballs are just a normal part of life with cats? Think again.
If your cat is coughing up hairballs weekly or even monthly, it’s not just gross—it’s a red flag. Frequent hairballs can point to stress, food allergies, digestive issues, or even chronic illness.
In this episode, I talk with veterinarian Dr. Linda Atkins about what really causes hairballs, when to be concerned, and cat care hacks to help your cat stay healthy from the inside out.
BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL DISCOVER:
Frequent vomiting, coughing, or excessive grooming aren’t quirks—they’re symptoms. Tune in and find out how to prevent hairballs the right way, support your cat’s digestion, and recognize when it’s time to see your vet.
LEARN MORE ABOUT DR. LINDA ATKINS:
www.valleycottageanimalhospital.com
Holiday guests coming who don’t love your pets? Don’t miss the December 3rd Quick Fix bonus episode. Amy shares simple ways to set expectations, create boundaries, and shut down holiday drama before it even starts. Listen in and keep everyone in your house off the naughty list.
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Pet parenting can feel overwhelming when you’re juggling behavior issues, unexpected costs, or conflicting information. Every week, you’ll get clear, expert pet advice with simple steps you can actually use NOW, plus pet cost hacks that help you save money without sacrificing your pet’s wellbeing.
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