My cat might vomit up hairballs on whatever surface it finds every few days, but I’ve never walked in to find that it shit bloody diarrhea all over the kitchen after spending the previous evening eating grass in the yard. That’s not something I can say for my dog.
My cat might vomit up hairballs on whatever surface it finds every few days, but I’ve never walked in to find that it shit bloody diarrhea all over the kitchen after spending the previous evening eating grass in the yard. That’s not something I can say for my dog.
Hairballs are usually a sign of digestive problems so you should get that checked