Cats retching, coughing, not eating, and are listless. They should be wary of erectile dysfunction.

Many people who raise cats may often find that their cats will retching, coughing, or not eating. If they find that the cats retching multiple times, Pet Sky believes that it is likely that they are cats' erotic diseases.

The reason for this situation is that when a cat uses his tongue to comb the hair on his body, the fallen hair will be swallowed into his body. Because they have many inverted hooks on their tongues, it is very easy to eat your hair into your stomach.

Most cats love to clean and often lick their hair, which will cause too much hair in their stomachs and the cat cannot discharge it by itself, which will cause erectile dysfunction. If the condition is mild, it will cause dry retching, and severely block the intestines and lead to health problems of the cat.

If a cat cannot spit out the hairballs, it will get the so-called hairballs. Many hairballs block the digestive tract and become large and hard in the intestines.

Cats with severe hypnosis will show signs of depression and poor appetite.

And hair cream can soften the hair bulbs or the hair knots in the stomach. After softening, it will form a stimulus source, allowing cats to easily spit out or excrete these accumulated hair bulbs. This is its main function.

In order to allow the cat to successfully discharge the hairballs accumulated in the body and avoid hairballs, it is necessary to regularly feed hair cream. Ordinary cats can be eaten once every half a month, but if they are long-haired cats such as ragdoll cats, they can be fed once a week.

If you don't want to feed the hair cream, you can try to plant some cat grass. This type of cat grass can also help cats discharge hairballs.

However, dry cat grass has little effect inducing vomiting, so it is best to feed fresh cat grass. You can cut off a few pieces and put them in the cat's bowl, and wait for the cat to eat.