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Cat Vomits, Urinates Often, and Has Blood in Urine After I Scolded It; Did I Cause It?
Vomiting, frequent urination, and blood in urine suggest lower urinary tract disease, common in males. Stress from scolding can trigger feline idiopathic cystitis.
Precautions for feeding a cat doxycycline tablets — how should I give them?
Doxycycline is a tetracycline antibiotic for gram-negative, gram-positive and mycoplasma infections; follow the vet's dosage by weight. It is banned in severe liver/kidney failure. Side effects include vomiting and diarrhea; don't give on an empty stomach to avoid esophageal ulcers.
My cat vomits yellow fluid with white foam and has poor appetite.
Vomiting yellow fluid and white foam has many causes; treat by cause. If the cat is otherwise fine, fast it a day, then feed probiotics and anti-inflammatory medicine, and use cimetidine for severe vomiting. Cold, environment change, or noise can also trigger it; keep it warm and calm.
What happens when a cat gets scared?
When a cat gets scared, it usually shows stress responses such as trembling, hiding, loss of appetite, and lethargy. The cat may retreat into a corner and refuse to come out, staying wary of the owner and any other animals that approach.
A kitten bought yesterday refuses food and water, lies on the bed, vomits once daily, and sneezes.
A new kitten with these signs may have severe stress or infectious disease like panleukopenia, herpes, or coronavirus. If active, try probiotics and warmth; if severe, see a vet.
My 2-year-old cat suddenly sneezes, has nosebleeds, vomits, and won’t eat
Sneezing with nosebleeds may come from nasal trauma or capillary rupture, or from respiratory infection or pneumonia like feline herpes, calicivirus, or pneumonia causing mucosal bleeding and refusal to eat, vomiting, diarrhea. Dry air can also cause it. All are serious; get viral screening and tests at a vet.
My 4-month-old cat hasn’t eaten or drunk since its rabies vaccine a week ago
Refusing food and water can result from pickiness, indigestion, stress, or illness. After vaccination, reduced appetite and sleepiness are common reactions; keep the cat warm and in a quiet space and offer high-protein, nutritious food. If it also seems unwell, rule out panleukopenia, digestive disease, or FIP.
Why Are Cats Prone to Gastritis?
Gastritis in cats can be triggered by spoiled or hard-to-digest food, overeating, drug errors, bacterial infection, foreign bodies, or stress. Feed high-quality, balanced food in sensible amounts and keep the environment and bowls clean to prevent it.
How long does a cat’s gastroenteritis take to heal?
Mild feline gastroenteritis often heals on its own in 3 to 7 days from diet or hairball causes. But worsening inflammation with vomiting and dehydration needs prompt treatment.
How do I tell if my cat has pyometra?
Pyometra is diagnosed by symptoms and abdominal ultrasound. Closed pyometra shows enlarged abdomen, fluid/pus in the uterus, lethargy, appetite loss, later vomiting. Open pyometra shows vulvar discharge and slowly worsening condition without belly enlargement. These signs give a preliminary diagnosis.