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To: C19fan
Such the cat! That video.

I just had a clean geriatric blood work come back on one of my 15 year olds. Totally normal.

We adoped two white cats in 2013 they are now 2.

Bacci throws up a few times a day. It usually has no solids in it just liquid. Any suggestions as to what maybe happening. Serious only....OK MAKE FUN IF YOU HAVE TO! LOL

58 posted on 07/07/2015 1:19:33 PM PDT by Uversabound (Our Military past and present: Our Highest example of Brotherhood of Man & Doing God's Will)
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To: Uversabound

What are you feeding them? Cats can have food allergies.

My dog is an example. The vet recommended a puppy food when I got my Golden Retriever. Poor pup! His hair fell out, and as the puppy food had ground corn in it and Goldens are, in general, allergic to corn, I fed it to the birds. So I started feeding him lamb and rice mix. He is now 5-years old, 80-pounds and all play!

Cats, unlike dogs who are generally tolerant of tubers and rice, cannot digest grains. You can feed them the following: finely ground chicken, fish, or rabbit, mixed with eggs, yogurt and human-grade calcium. You can make this in batches and freeze it, as it freezes well. Best of all, if you have a fishing license and raise your own chickens and meat rabbits, this is a good way to save money and improve you cat’s health.

Two things you will immediately notice is that their litter boxes will no longer stink of ammonia and their feces are very small. Your cats will not eat much because they will feel full sooner than they would eating kibble.


62 posted on 07/07/2015 2:03:11 PM PDT by SatinDoll (A NATURAL BORN CITIZEN IS BORN IN THE USA OF TWO USA CITIZENS)
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To: Uversabound

If you feed high-carb dry cat food, that could be the problem. Cats can’t digest carbohydrates.

From what I understand. all-meat diets do away with the sensitive cat stomach.


68 posted on 07/07/2015 4:32:35 PM PDT by CatherineofAragon (("This is a Laztatorship. You don't like it, get a day's rations and get out of this office."))
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To: Uversabound

Sounds like kitty is trying to bring up a hairball. Mine will do that from time to time. Just a lot of clear fluid until finally up comes more fluid, with the hairball. Try feeding some hairball remedy or put a little Vaseline on the paw for kitty to lick off. It will help pass the hairball out the other end. ;)


79 posted on 07/07/2015 8:16:10 PM PDT by To Hell With Poverty (All freedom must be transported in bottles of 3 oz or less. - Freeper relictele)
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To: Uversabound

I had 2 Siamese-mix breeds that did that a lot, I took to calling them furry little supermodels. =^) Seriously , though with ours it was a lack of fiber in their diet (fiber other than their own hair I mean) You can try growing cat grass, or maybe an indoor formula that has a little roughage in it. All my cats stopped puking, not just those 2.

CC


83 posted on 07/08/2015 3:13:11 AM PDT by Celtic Conservative (Sufficient unto the day are the troubles therof)
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To: Uversabound
Might be hairballs.

Try adding some pumpkin to his diet and giving him some coconut oil.

86 posted on 07/08/2015 6:57:13 PM PDT by Harmless Teddy Bear (Proud Infidel, Gun Nut, Religious Fanatic and Freedom Fiend)
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