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My cat vomits no matter how much food I give; how to treat?
Frequent vomiting may be hairballs, gastritis/ulcer, parasites, pancreatitis, kidney/liver disease, blockage, or food. Try a hypoallergenic diet and probiotics; hairball paste if fur in vomit; deworm; see a vet if with diarrhea or lethargy.
My cat vomits digested food once or twice a day but still eats normally
Vomiting with normal appetite may come from eating too fast or hairballs. Use a slow-feeder and feed small, frequent meals; for hairballs, give hairball paste or cat grass.
My cat had diarrhea and wouldn’t eat, got anti-inflammatories, no improvement, ultrasound found hairballs, sent home, but now worse
The report shows mainly some inflammation, no major abnormality. If hairballs are confirmed, the diarrhea is from hairball-induced gastroenteritis; help expel them with hairball-control food, cat grass, or paste. If no improvement or worsening, see a vet.
My cat keeps lowering its neck to the ground and its abdomen heaves
This looks like severe coughing that contracts the abdomen. Causes include hairballs, respiratory issues, or rhinitis; give hairball paste or cat grass for hairballs, and see a vet if unclear.
My cat will not eat, sleeps all day and vomits once or twice each night – what’s wrong?
Lethargy and vomiting can be hairballs, parasites, gut disease or infection. Try hairball paste; see a vet to confirm the cause.
My cat refused food and vomited twice two days ago; I gave omeprazole but it vomited again – what’s wrong?
Not eating and vomiting can come from hairballs, a foreign object, poor diet or gastritis. The vomit contained fur, suggesting a hairball; try hairball paste and cat grass.
She stopped eating kibble a few days ago but ate cat strips; the last two days she won’t even eat strips, chicken breast, or shrimp, and drinks little. She poops and pees normally but a bit large; energy is fine, very active. Yesterday morning she vomited a little white clear fluid, then nothing since. What’s wrong?
Sudden not eating with vomiting suggests gastroenteritis, parasites, or blockage, or hairballs if no hairball paste lately. Try hairball paste; if no improvement, get an X-ray for blockage. If just inflammation, antacids and anti-inflammatories suffice.
Why Does My Dog Have Cattle Ticks?
Cattle ticks are parasites that drink blood; dogs pick them up in grass, woods, or from wildlife. Deworm promptly if found.
My Cat Throws Up Yellow Foam with Hairballs Around Midnight Every Other Day, Medicine and Shots Don’t Help, Tests Show Only Inflammation. What Should I Do?
Based on the symptoms and photo, the vomiting is likely caused by hairball-induced gastritis. You can give hairball paste or cat grass to help pass the hair, and treat the gastritis with pet anti-inflammatory medication as directed.
After playing outside he vomited wild grass, then undigested kibble, then loud diarrhea, now watery stool, no eating, no fever, no blood
Eating grass can cause acute gastroenteritis from its fiber irritating the stomach. Try pet anti-diarrhea medicine; if it eases, offer softened kibble. If not, see a vet for fluids to avoid electrolyte imbalance.