Cat spitting up w/ and w/o fur recently

Thanks for your question! It sounds like your cat might be dealing with two common issues: hairballs or possible digestive upset. When cats groom themselves, they often ingest loose fur. Normally, this passes through their digestive system, but sometimes it forms a hairball that they need to expel through vomiting.



However, if your cat is frequently spitting up without any fur, it might indicate another underlying issue like dietary intolerance, eating too quickly, or even an early sign of gastrointestinal problems. Sometimes, stress or environmental changes can also contribute to this kind of behavior.



At home, you could try a few things to help your furry friend. First, ensure that your cat is well-hydrated and has access to fresh water. Regularly brush your cat to minimize the amount of loose fur they ingest. You can also try splitting their meals into smaller, more frequent ones to prevent eating too quickly.



It's important to keep an eye out for serious signs like persistent vomiting, lethargy, weight loss, or a refusal to eat. If you notice any of these, it would be a good idea to have a vet take a closer look.



I would recommend booking a video consult with Dial A Vet so a professional can assess your cat's specific situation and provide more tailored advice. Your peace of mind and your cat's health are important, so don't hesitate to reach out.