The hairball diet and the ointment may help - even if you don't see a lot of hair in the vomit often that is what is causing the problem. Eventually the hair will finally form into something that will come up, or will pass out the other end.

Keep an eye on him, and if he is still vomiting in a couple of days go to the vet. Hopefully whatever is causing the problem will get on though!

If he show signs of distress, hiding, not eating or drinking, or extreme lethargy, then contact your vet or an emergency vet ASAP.

Good luck! Let us know what happens.
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