Cat Hairball Control in Memphis, TN
Shop cat hairball control at All About Pawz Memphis — locally owned pet supply shop and grooming salon.
12 OF 13 PRODUCTS
SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS
Pawz Signature ShampooOur salon-grade, pH-balanced signature cleanser — the exact concentrate our groomers use in the tub.
SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS
Coat Conditioning SprayLeave-in detangler and conditioner that melts mats, tames static, and adds a healthy shine between grooms.
BRUSHES
Grooming BrushBeechwood brush with dual boar-bristle and rounded-pin rows — the everyday tool for a tangle-free, shiny coat.
CLAW CARE
Paw & Nose BalmFood-grade shea and beeswax balm that heals dry, cracked paws and noses — safe even if licked.
BANDANAS
Pawz BandanaSoft 100% cotton bandana with embroidered gold paw — the finishing touch on every Pawz groom.
COLOGNES
Silky Finish Cologne MistThe light, clean finishing scent every dog leaves our salon wearing — now in a bottle for home.
SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS
Soothing Oatmeal & Honey ShampooColloidal oatmeal and raw honey formula that calms itchy, sensitive, and allergy-prone skin.
Shop supplies, then book the groom. Bath Only from $45 · Bath & Haircut from $75.
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Hairballs are a plumbing problem: swallowed fur that the digestive tract cannot move along. Control — the everyday prevention side — lives here: hairball-formula foods, daily grooming tools that remove loose fur before it is swallowed, and fiber-support supplements. The hierarchy of what actually works: first, brush the cat (a five-minute daily session with the right tool removes astonishing amounts of fur — our deshedding guide matches tool to coat); second, feed a hairball or high-fiber formula; third, consider a lubricant gel during heavy shedding seasons. Long-haired breeds and fastidious groomers need the full routine year-round. Note the threshold: occasional hairballs are normal, but frequent retching, constipation, or loss of appetite can signal a blockage — that is a vet visit, not a bigger tube of gel. For active episodes, see Hairball Treatment. Brush before meals, not after — most cats tolerate grooming better when slightly hungry, and the post-brush meal becomes the reward. Two minutes with the right tool daily beats a monthly marathon session.