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Not sure what happened, my cat just threw up. I only fed it cat food and water, nothing else.
Vomiting yellow-green fluid can be caused by many issues—indigestion, gastritis, gastric ulcer, pancreatitis, liver or gallbladder disease, or infection with feline distemper or coronavirus. Withhold food temporarily and offer a little warm water to prevent dehydration. If vomiting stops, probiotics and pet antibiotics may help; if it continues, see a vet.
My neutered male cat recovered from distemper, but after collar removal became lethargic, won’t eat/drink except treats, has fever, and abdomen and hind legs turn purple. What is this?
Fever, reduced appetite, and purple abdomen/hind legs may be purpura from low platelets, dry FIP, or allergy. Get blood tests at a vet promptly; timely treatment matters.
Cat won’t eat and vomits; blood test showed white cells not decreased, but the virus test is positive for feline distemper
Based on your description, the cat likely has feline distemper. Low white cell counts do not rule it out; a PCR retest can confirm. Begin isolation and supportive treatment now.
My dog has vomited yellow foam for half a month and was told it has chronic distemper; it still vomits and is weak – what should I do?
Confirmed distemper needs antiviral monoclonal antibodies and interferon, antibiotics for secondary infection and symptomatic care. Early antivirals help; see a proper clinic.
Why does canine distemper virus relapse?
Relapse a month after recovery usually means treatment was incomplete; stopping too early lets the virus replicate. Low immunity and poor nutrition after infection also trigger relapse.
My Cat Vomits Yellow Fluid, Won’t Eat, but Stools and Belly Seem Normal — What’s Wrong?
Yellow vomiting and no eating can mean obstruction, hairballs, parasites, gastritis, or distemper. A vet check is best; otherwise fast and observe.
Cat Has Diarrhea, Won’t Eat, Recurring Fever
These signs may be feline distemper or FIP, common infections. If unvaccinated, test at a vet; if confirmed, timely treatment usually needs hospitalization.
Cat Keeps Retching and Vomited Yellow Fluid
Yellow vomit can come from gastroenteritis, obstruction, hairballs or distemper. Fast the cat, give anti-inflammatory medicine, and see a vet if it continues; hairballs may need treatment.
Cat has no appetite, now twitching and vomiting water, body getting cold
These signs match feline distemper: diarrhea, vomiting, appetite loss, lethargy, fever, bloody stool. The cat is weak and needs fluids urgently. Get to a vet fast; distemper can be cured if treated promptly.
My cat has blood in stool and convulsions.
Blood in stool with convulsions may be poisoning or feline distemper, both serious. Get a full vet exam; if unvaccinated, distemper is likely (high mortality). If vaccinated, consider other causes.