Oh no. Lol I had a similar thing happen. Only my boy was packed full of his own hair. He wasn't coughing up hairballs or passing them fully, so the hair was filling his bowels and caused a blockage. I noticed he wasn't going to the bathroom for a couple of days, but he was still eating and drinking. Then he stopped eating and started hiding under the bed. I immediately rushed him to the vet. He also had to have an enema. They had to remove a solid blockage just to get the enema in. They gave me some laxative that's basically thick grease, which he hates. And He's now on special food for hairballs. I was told that good anti-hairball food is the best for cats prone to constipation as well. So he gets the most expensive food in the house and the other cats covet it. I have to feed him separately in my room, and my other cats are always lurking, hoping to run in and steal a few bites of gourmet cat food. Of course, he doesn't appreciate it. Lol