Skipping meals. Chewing plastic. Getting thinner. Your cat isn't just being picky.
Everyone keeps telling you it's normal. But you know your cat, and something has changed. Answer a few gentle questions and see what may really be going on inside.
Stomach full of fur
No room for food
Does any of this sound like your cat?
Takes about 60 seconds · No email needed
First, what's your cat's name?
So your results are about them, not cats in general.
What's worrying you most about your cat right now?
Pick the one that's on your mind the most.
How often does your cat throw up or bring up a hairball?
Count the ones you find, not just the ones you hear.
Does your cat gag or hack, sometimes every few minutes, and nothing comes up?
That dry "uk, uk, uk" retching with an empty floor afterwards.
"Common" doesn't mean "normal."
Cats swallow loose fur every time they groom. A healthy gut moves it out the other end. When it doesn't, the fur builds up in the stomach. Your cat feels full, eats less, and slowly gets thinner.
Slow weight loss is easy to miss from the side. From above, it's hard to ignore.
Have you noticed any of these in your cat?
Tap all that apply. These are the quiet signs owners often miss.
How long is your cat's coat?
Longer fur means more hair swallowed with every lick.
How old is your cat?
An older gut moves things along more slowly.
Has anyone told you it's "just normal for cats"?
A lot of owners hear this. It doesn't make the worry go away.
What have you tried so far?
Tap all that apply. No judgment here, we've all got the drawer.
Last one. How many cats live in your home?
So we can tailor the plan to your household.