Thanks! I just copied your post and emailed it to my mother.
One of my cats throws up food every few days, but it’s always immediately after eating, and it’s obvious that she just didn’t chew. Our cats are short-haired, so we don’t get hairball issues.
Yes!! That's the grain your kitty's stomach is rejecting. Mine did the same thing. The only time it happens now is if they eat and just happen to have a hairball (yes, I look through the barf).
You too should look at their website. They have both crunchies and mushy food.
My Mimi is a boy so I use the chicken crunchies (they are free form crunchie eaters) because it has less ash than then tuna and salmon. However, for mushy food, I give them the fish....cause they LOVE it!
Just try it for a week. It took less than that time for me to notice a difference.
The best part....they are digesting their food now. Fat Mimi was 15.5 pounds when I first took her to my most excellent vet before her surgery. She is now 12.6 pounds, after our last suture removal, check up and xray.
I mentioned the food change. Even though she's digesting all her food, she still lost weight.