Websurfers ask: “why does my cat keep being sick?” To be perfectly frank it is not a sensible question to be asking Dr Google. You cannot successfully diagnose chronic feline vomiting off the computer screen. You have to take your … Continue reading →
I believe that dry cat food specifically can cause a cat to vomit on occasions. This is when the pellets are too small which encourages a cat to swallow the pellets whole in large numbers which can irritate the stomach lining making the cat nauseous whereupon he throws up.
Continue reading →Humans will understand this condition. You are stressed and very frightened. You feel physically sick. That is were it nearly always ends. Although not having any clear outward signs of being stressed, a small percentage of cats who lack confidence … Continue reading →
Some cats swallow dry cat food pellets whole rather than chew them sufficiently. This is my experience. Certainly my cat does this. When he first ate some dry cat food he threw the whole lot up about ten minutes later. … Continue reading →
This is a “cat problem” posted on the Reddit website seeking advice. It has received hundreds of comments in response, all of which are rubbish. Most are just jokes. The remainder recommend punishing the cat. Unfortunately, this is so typical. … Continue reading →
by Bruce Heath (Denmark) Our little girl recently passed away at 4 years of age. She had always been a picky eater. She started vomiting about a week before she died and we took her to the vet. He kept … Continue reading →
by Melissa Shutwell (La Grange, MO United States) My mom, dad and I just got home from vacation a few days ago. My cat was fine before we boarded him. When we got home, he was not the same. I … Continue reading →
by Clara (London) Cat vomiting a hair ball! Not the case in this instance in my opinion (see below) – art work by Livia Iacolare My cat is nearly 18 and she eats mainly dry food (Hills) and some Felix … Continue reading →
This article on cat vomiting is a presentation of thoroughly researched sources. Treatments are not mentioned as this is for a veterinarian to decide on the symptoms. References in the text are to 5 books listed at the base of … Continue reading →
