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My cat Buddy threw up last night after dinner (a wet and dry mixture) and when he did, the shape of it was what hairballs usually look like (log shaped). He stayed in his bed most of the night and this morning he wouldn't get out of his bed to eat. My husband tried to give him a little food next to his bed, but he just sniffed it. He is usually not a picky eater and in the mornings we give dry food which is his favorite. Do you think I should give him an over the counter hairball remedy today and see if that helps before I make an appointment for him to see the vet tomorrow? I'd hate to spend $150 on a vet if it's just a case of a hairball. :sad