Help! My cat (inherited from an eccentric old lady) definitely more than 12 years old, and a dedicated housecat, goes outside for one purpose and one purpose only.. . . . . that is to eat grass! She then comes back inside, making the most awful sounds of pain and suffering and, with much retching and gurgling, proceeds to throw up the said blades of grass along with a good deal of digestive juice. Occasionally, a lump of part-digested fur is included in the mix. Only last month, a visit to the vet was triggered when a blade of grass became stuck in her throat. Removal of the offending article required anaesthetic and an overnight stay in the animal hospital. The resulting invoice came close to putting me in hospital................. It's difficult to know what to do. I groom her for as long as she will allow, and keeping her totally confined isn't possible. As I said, for most of the time she doesn't go out, regardless of how many doors/windows are open. Any ideas, Gransnetters?
Good Morning Saturday 20th April 2024
Estranged Son and Future Granddaughter
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