The Eufy starting reminds me, if a hairball is deposited in a sufficently covert place to have time to dry out and get picked up by the robovac's roller, it is a very dirty whitish, but more whitish than the fresh. Coloration seems mostly to depend on how recently the cat ate before ejecting the hairball.
In most cats, the undercoat, which is the bulk of groomed fur, is whitish-to-beigish-grey, so it makes sense that most of the hairballs are in that range.
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Date: 3 June 2025 04:49 pm (UTC)In most cats, the undercoat, which is the bulk of groomed fur, is whitish-to-beigish-grey, so it makes sense that most of the hairballs are in that range.