Consist of Cellulose and Papaya
Cellulose-enriched dry and wet cat foods make claims on hairball control. Research data indicate that supplemental dietary cellulose reduces hairball symptoms and raises faecal hair excretion in cats.
Cellulose may prevent the agglomeration of single strands of hair in the stomach, thereby increasing the transfer of loose hairs into the duodenum. Cellulose ingestion also accelerates the transit of digesta and thus propels duodenal hair into the faeces.
The fiber content found in these vegetables can also be good for your cat’s digestion, just as it improves the digestion in us! Small shaved carrots in your cat’s wet food or a few cooked pieces of carrot can go a long way towards improving your cat’s gastrointestinal function.
