Well that is very interesting to see, thanks for that! I have been wondering what the differnece sounds like because Lilly does this funny thing every now and then but I am pretty sure it is stuck hairballs. One day, after I gave her grass, she ahd the biggest roundest hairball I have ever seen. Looked just like a gold ball with grass intertwined. Once she got rid of that, she stopped the funny noise. -- Piggy's Pad

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Date Posted: 1:45:21 pm, Wed, 08/29/07
Author: Ramona
Subject: Well that is very interesting to see, thanks for that! I have been wondering what the differnece sounds like because Lilly does this funny thing every now and then but I am pretty sure it is stuck hairballs. One day, after I gave her grass, she ahd the biggest roundest hairball I have ever seen. Looked just like a gold ball with grass intertwined. Once she got rid of that, she stopped the funny noise.
In reply to: Denise 's message, "Link inside to video showing a cat asthma attack opposed to a hairball cough. Bubba does this, it' s seasonal with him or brought on by something. Sometimes it goes on for weeks and now it's been months since he's done it. It's good to see the difference." on 11:30:48 am, Tue, 08/28/07

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