Ward Off Those Hairballs!
The endless grooming and pampering sessions don't
seem to make a difference when it comes to hairballs.
But there is something that may work and it's a food.
The Food?
Butter. Yes butter.
Once a week, rub a tsp. of butter on his or her front paw.
Lured by the scent, he or she will quickly lick it off.
And the purpose of the butter?
Compounds in the butter will coat the fur she or he is bound to ingest
and it (the butter) will lubricate their GI tract, helping the hair
move through their system much more easily.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!
For more great tips...go to SupermarketRxs@typepad.com.
Learn how to use food as medicine.
The endless grooming and pampering sessions don't
seem to make a difference when it comes to hairballs.
But there is something that may work and it's a food.
The Food?
Butter. Yes butter.
Once a week, rub a tsp. of butter on his or her front paw.
Lured by the scent, he or she will quickly lick it off.
And the purpose of the butter?
Compounds in the butter will coat the fur she or he is bound to ingest
and it (the butter) will lubricate their GI tract, helping the hair
move through their system much more easily.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!
For more great tips...go to SupermarketRxs@typepad.com.
Learn how to use food as medicine.
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