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50-day kitten, just home, slept, then vomited and had diarrhea, ate little; at the seller it ate; back home won’t eat, vomited undigested kibble and diarrhea; panleukopenia test one line
A new environment can cause stress vomiting and diarrhea, which usually eases as the cat adapts. Use the old food to test appetite; one line on the test means no panleukopenia.
Kitten ate strawberry-flavored smectite, then threw up thick yellow fluid with food after eating meat
Based on your description, the vomiting and diarrhea may be from indigestion or acute gastroenteritis, but feline panleukopenia cannot be ruled out. Prompt fasting and a veterinary visit are advised.
How can you tell if a kitten has a high temperature?
A kitten's normal temperature is 37.5C to 39.2C. If its temperature exceeds 39.5C, it is generally considered elevated or feverish.
Does the dextrin in Xinchongzhikang goat milk powder harm kittens?
Dextrin added to pet milk powder is generally safe and compliant. However, excessive amounts may affect gut absorption and cause malnutrition, so watch for digestive upset.
What happens if a kitten’s belly gets chilled?
A chilled kitten may get diarrhea, vomiting, poor appetite; long diarrhea can cause dehydration and low blood sugar. It may look dull, sleepy, slow, shiver, or 'done with life.' Keep it warm; for diarrhea give probiotics and anti-diarrhea meds, and see a vet if no improvement.
A kitten is low-energy, spitting up milk, and having seizures
Low energy, vomiting, and seizures in a kitten are often gastroenteritis, panleukopenia, or epilepsy. For ongoing or weak signs, get a full check (blood, SAA, panleukopenia test, ultrasound/X-ray) at a vet; if energy is okay, withhold food/water half a day and see a vet if no relief.
My kitten was bitten, won’t eat, vomits after a little food, can’t pass stool, and can’t walk
Based on your description - vomiting, stopped defecation, and inability to walk after being bitten by another cat - it is best to take the kitten to a veterinary hospital promptly. The kitten may have developed an illness from severe fright, and if the other cat carries a disease or virus, the kitten could become infected. Have it examined soon to understand its condition and apply the right treatment.
My kitten has large-scale hair loss; a small clinic said ringworm and gave cream, but now it won’t eat, lies in the bathroom, moves slowly, is listless with dull eyes—is it from licking the medicine?
Ringworm treatment uses antifungals (terbinafine, compound ketoconazole, itraconazole) that irritate gut and liver/kidneys; licking causes lethargy, vomiting, appetite loss. See a vet to reduce organ damage; use an E-collar during treatment.
I brought a kitten home the day before yesterday; it had no symptoms but vomited at night
Cats in a new environment often get stress vomiting/diarrhea; give a comfy space to adjust. Watch for other symptoms; if none, usually fine. Let it be alone for security. Check diet—feed its old food, then slowly change.
My cat ate a lot of kibble in the day, plus treat paste, freeze-dried food, and goat-milk powder, then vomited twice in the evening with food bits — is vomiting twice normal? Second photo is the second vomit.
A cat vomiting twice with food residue after overeating is usually a sign of indigestion; it is best to stop feeding and give some pet-specific probiotics to regulate the gut. If there is no further vomiting afterward, it is normal and you don't need to worry too much. However, if the cat keeps vomiting, it may have triggered acute gastroenteritis and needs prompt veterinary care. A kitten's digestive system is not yet fully developed and its digestive capacity is limited, so control the feeding amount normally and avoid too many types of food at once to reduce the digestive burden.