Cat vomiting blood pet
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I just wrote a huge detailed reply but I'm so tired I managed to delete it because my hands are shaky. So quickly- I just lost my first cat, I'm 50, he came with the house I moved into 3 years ago. I nursed his injuries fed him well ,so I thought, and loved him very much. I'm so ripped up- I had to put Him ..... May 4th- Thiamine deficiency caught and understood too late.I was feeding him Wellness cat food.
Chemotherapy is proposed as a treatment. It is defined as a slow progressing, alimentary lymphoma. My cat is vomiting and has sometimes diarrhea, but otherwise has appetite and the fur coat is in a good condition. It has been like this more than a year. We feed him with boiled chicken and also add food supplements such as vitamins, probiotics, immune boosting tablets, omega-3 rich oil.
My cat has recently began ripping her hair out in the last week. She is an indoors cat mostly, but she has slipped outside a few times, as well. We live in the country. In the last week, she has been ripping her hair out and now has large bald patches (some are bleeding and scabbing). Tonight she vomited her food on the kitchen floor. Does this sound familiar to anyone? I'm very concerned.
My 2 year old cat has been throwing up about once a day for the past week. Other than throwing up, she acts normally, she is eating and drinking normally. The throw up is a brown liquid and she usually throws up during the night as we find it when we get up in the mornings. There is no smell to the vomit. Is this something serious?
X-rays show no signs of blockage or problems, and when the vet physically examined my cat she found nothing to be worried about. The blood tests did show that she had an overactive thyroid issue. Mya was put on a new diet and for a few days was fine, but is now throwing up again (although not as frequent and less vomit is present when she does throw up). She has lost 1 ounce of weight in a week. Sometimes there is food in the vomit, other times it is more bile than food.
This quite often indicates portal hypertension which is the GI portal blood flowing to the liver. When the portal blood flow is disrupted, the flow resistance causes the increase in the portal blood pressure and leads to an enlarged spleen, esophageal varices, GI bleeding, etc. Has he been having any liver concerns as well?
From experience she scratches people when she jumps on them or tries to grab at their hand of does draw blood unintentionally. On this occasion two men were walking in the store, she ran to both of them and jumped on them. She was so excited, I think when I pulled her away she may have scratched one of the men. She then scratched me on the chest about 10 minutes later in the car. It was not bleeding, but it burned slightly.
You are taking action and you will get your cat treated. He will be fine you’ll see. I’m not sure why he is vomiting but I’m positive it will stop. Please keep us updated and let us know how the vet visit went as soon as you can. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you. I can tell you love your pet very much.
hello there, Im a 38 year old and 6 months pregnant, Ive had my cat blue for 10 years she meant everything to me before I met my husband she was like my kid ...anyway when my other cat died, basically her sister tosies, she changed I mean became a freaken paranoid hissing b!#ch. and she was so nice and wonderful before, thats about 3 years ago...
A couple years ago my cat had a spell of vomiting, lethargy, and dehydration, and after several tests it was assumed she had gotten into some chemicals. She seems to be going through the same situation again. Friday afternoon she started throwing up, and after 4-5 times we took her to the ER vet late that night. We had them give her fluids under her skin and some anti-nausea meds to make her more comfortable until we could see her regular vet.
My uneducated theory is she had hairballs and started vomiting and developed cat anorexia after a few days of not feeling like eating. So her bilirubin would be due to anorexia. But that doesn't explain the blood count. The vet said all he could think of is that she got poisoned somehow. But she's an indoor cat and we live in a child-safe, clean house with no known poisons around.
I have a in a 16 year old cat ..with lack of appetite,great loss of weight..now sneezing and nasal fluid sound..( like runny nose at times) ? Also had some vomiting last week..and was not eating at all...
Maybe it was trying to use the petunia as a laxative. It's possible she is not sick from the petunias. She may need to pass hairballs. If she is feeling sick she may have ate this to make herself vomit, getting rid of the hairball or something else. It probably wouldn't hurt to give her some "cat lax" you can buy it in a pet store and just keep it on hand. I hope it's nothing more and she get better.
P.S. I think they have a pet forum here.
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