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Half-Year Kitten Lost Appetite, Vomited Tapeworm and Yellow Fluid; Mother Cat Too
The kitten has tapeworms and gastroenteritis needing deworming, anti-vomit, and anti-inflammatory care; stop vomiting first, then use praziquantel or fenbendazole.
My kitten weighs about 3.75 kg; I gave 1 albendazole-ivermectin tablet (0.36 mg) and after 2 hours it vomited, walked unsteadily, and made distressed sounds. Is it poisoned? If a hospital is inconvenient, what can I do?
Overdosing dewormer can poison a cat; vomiting, drooling, weakness, unsteady gait, and diarrhea match poisoning. Induce vomiting within 30-60 min with an emetic or soapy water; beyond that, hospital gastric lavage and fluids are needed.
New kitten vomits, has diarrhea, and won’t eat after treats, what should I do?
Yellow vomit in kittens can come from parasites, acute gastritis, pancreatitis, or hairballs. Fast for half a day and give pet anti-vomit medicine and probiotics; see a vet if no improvement.
A 25-day kitten tested positive for coronavirus after diarrhea; what to do?
Diarrhea from feline coronavirus (FCOV) is common; it spreads easily and causes fever, poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and swollen anus, sometimes dehydration. Death rate is low but young kittens are fragile, so at 25 days seek vet care and follow the vet's medicine. Also disinfect the environment.
My 3-month-old kitten suddenly stopped eating, cries for food but eats nothing, only drinks water, and vomits food and yellow fluid while losing weight but staying active
A cat that won't eat, vomits yellow fluid, and loses weight rapidly can have many causes, including indigestion, viral infection, or internal parasites. For indigestion, give anti-emetics and probiotics. For parasites, deworm. If feline distemper is the cause, see a vet promptly.
My kitten first vomited white foam, then later vomited white foam again, is in low spirits, keeps scratching its ears, feels like there are bugs inside, has scratched the skin red, and just now vomited white liquid again.
Vomiting with vigorous ear scratching suggests ear infection or ear mites. Inflammation causes itch and pain and scratching that can trigger vomiting. Clean the ears and treat mites; check for brown, smelly discharge. See a vet if unsure.
My four-month-old kitten threw up yellow-green foamy fluid all day yesterday, has been lethargic and refusing food/water all day, with bad breath; before that it may have drunk spoiled milk (not sure) – is it just an upset stomach? I gave a little probiotics and omeprazole; should I go to the hospital?
Yellow-green foamy vomit may come from spoiled food, parasites, prolonged fasting, infectious disease, pancreatitis, hepatitis, or kidney damage. If vomiting is not frequent, withhold food and give glucose water and probiotics; spoiled milk may cause gastroenteritis, so pet anti-inflammatory helps, then feed soaked kibble in small amounts once it stops. If vomiting is frequent or with fever, arched back, pain, or lethargy, see a vet for the cause.
My roughly two-month kitten, bought a week ago; the night before last at midnight it vomited once, a thin white worm like roundworm, then next afternoon vomited again without worm, just foam, then through the night vomited about ten times, sometimes yellow fluid, eating or drinking nothing, even milk vomited. What do I do?
White thin worms are likely roundworms; frequent vomiting with no food risks pancreatitis and fatty liver, so vet fluids first to correct electrolytes, then deworm. Use ivermectin/fenbendazole-based drugs plus antibiotics; give probiotics later. Do NOT give milk (lactose intolerance).
My kitten vomited several times, then stayed listless and very weak, with a changed cry. It lies down, no energy, and when it cries it goes ‘uh-uh’ and licks its mouth once.
Vomiting with weakness can be indigestion, gastroenteritis, obstruction, pancreatitis, or distemper. Try fasting, probiotics, and water to prevent dehydration; if no relief, see a vet. Unvaccinated cats are more likely infected, so treat promptly.
My 2-Month-Old Kitten Vomited White Foam and Lots of Water All Day the First Day; Next Day Had a 40.3°C Fever, Lethargic, Slept Constantly; Recently Poor Appetite, Weak When Walking, Rapid Breathing About 50/min, Seems Dying
Per description, vomiting, fever, lethargy, weakness, rapid breathing suggest panleukopenia, FIP, or other infectious disease. Unvaccinated kittens are high-risk; these are dangerous with high mortality. Seek vet promptly - timely treatment matters, don't delay or the kitten may die.