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It is huge dinner plate size pools of liquid sometimes clear and sometimes with food. She always throws up dry food so I have started boiling chicken for her and chopping it upI This seems to help some .I have been to 3 vets and spent about $1500 and still no clue what is wrong. No parasites, no thyroid, ect. She had lost so much weight she was literately skin and bones but has gained a good amount of it back. Sometimes she has a lot of diarrhea with what looks like chunks of undigested food.

My cat stopped eating and drinking for a few days and was vomiting clear liquid. He had no energy, was depressed and hiding... Force- feeding him didn't work, he just kept throwing up. This is actually the second time it's happened and I was really worried about him. The vet I took him to two years ago retired so I decided to go to another one. They did x-rays, a blood test, checked him from front to back, took his temperature, and found nothing wrong with him.

At first I thought for some reason he didn't use his box and the thought puzzled me, but I smelled it and it had only a faint scent of cat food. So I thought maybe it was a hairball and would clear out, his appetite hadn't changed. But he vomited 3-5 more times that day and only pooped one more time. He ate little food. At first the vomit was clear, then once it had food in it, and this morning he has gone to sniff at his food and walked away.

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My 14 year old neutered male cat, who is a house cat, vomits clear liquid. While he is wretching he pees. Then he goes and eats and drinks. This happens daily. His behaviour is no different, his appetite hasn't changed.

My cat has started to vomit a bit in the past 2 days. It appeared to have started with a big hairball, then some food,andnow its a clear liquid. She seems to be in fine spirits and her appetitie is ok. She has always thrown up after eating too much or playing after eating.

and couple hours later another one more clear liquid. Then today. same things again. puke with food in the morning, another brownish thick liquid, then evening another yellowish liquid puke. But this 2days he is JUST acting normal as usual day. plays, chasing around his sister etc. but if there is another puking, then I think I should take him to a vet?

We'll hope that's all it was. My cat vomits also and it's usually in the morning if she eats too quickly. Feeding her a little at a time, then making her wait seems to help some.

My 7 year old Shih Tzu was vomiting for 5 days. He would eat and drink in the evening after I returned home from work & shortly after, vomit. The food was undigested & contained clear liquid. He acted normally--drank water, ate food, ran around playing and did everything he normally does except for the vomiting.

his doc says reflux apriation yet his recent egd says everything is fine so does his recent cat scan.....several xrays says lungs are clear...been to his pcp (referred us to pulmonary specialist) waiting for appt....when he got worse called pcp who referred him to his gastro to find out why he was vomiting. spoke with gastro and then ended up in ER dehydrated and sick..

I would also like to note that she vomits quite frequently. When she was living with my mother both of my cats would vomit multiple times everyday. I have switched both of them to a grain free diet and my other cat has stopped completely but Chloe continues to, though no where near as much. Lately, she has been vomiting every day. It's usually a clear foam or brown liquid. I am in desperate need of help. I feel like I have tried everything.

I couldn't breathe, constant coughing, stuffy nose, headaches, dizziness and tenderness in my ears, and vomitting. I was stuffy all day every day, but the severe coughing didn't start till the evenings. It would start with a simple clearing my throat cause it itched. Then it progressed quickly into huge wracking coughs. From there, I spent most of the night coughing so hard that I was throwing up. This continued until fall, when it stopped completely and it didn't happen again.

Hello, Over the last several years, we have had wonderful results clearing up chronic diarrhea in cats like yours and cats with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) using a product called Tylan. This product is not labeled for cats but works like a charm and clears loose stool up in 24-48 hours. Tylan is an inexpensive, bitter tasting yellow powder labeled for poultry. It has no adverse side effects other than if you use too much it can cause temporary constipation.

however never use without the guidance of a Vet, it takes such a small amount for a cat...and could be fatal if over dosed. Also use an Omega3 fish oil liquid avail thr a good pet supply store, its good for skin conditions they also recommend evening of primrose oil along with it....even yogurt I've read. You can get alot of good info by reading on the Expert forum..under 'skin problems' also more on good pet sites. such as dermavets.com/allergies_treatments.

But since the cats are still drinking and eating, despite vomiting, I'd rather not bring them into a hospital where they are more likely to pick up viruses. I'm just wondering how long I should wait out the vomiting. (The cats don't seem weakened yet. they are 2 1/2 years old and in excellent health despite this temporary situation.) I'm just wondering if they picked up a stomach virus in the hospital, or are having a reaction to anesthesia or nervousness.

Lastly, your veterinarian may consider making an oral liquid of cerenia (for dosing ranges for cats, your veterinarian can use VIN) instead of ranitidine as an anti nausea drug. Triaditis or inflammatory bowel disease can be considered as possible reasons for cyclic vomiting (weekly) that you see. Discuss these options with your veterinarian in light of repeated bloodwork. Doing these things should get you closer to help for your cat.

My son vomited almost every night at the same time from 3months old to 2 years and 9 months - by then he weighed only 18lbs and spent most of his time in different hospitals undergoing every test imaginable. He became very very ill. First thing girls, listen to your maternal instincts very carefully and work on getting the feeling from your child if the problem is mechanical (like his tonsils are big and getting in the way of his airways when lying down) or bacterial (tummy bug or some sort?

That time I had the burps for a few hours, threw up then felt better til later that afternoon, then was deathly ill with vomiting, dry heaves, then next day, had sudden involuntary rush of extremely foul smelling, watery, foamy diarrhea that came before I could get to the bathroom. Talk about embarrassing! The vomiting lasted about 8-10 hours with about 4-6 vomits during this period. The diarhea happened the following day and lasted 24 hours. Then I was weak, but otherwise right as rain.

We kenneled her for a week. They fed her their food. The following day after we picked her up she had diarrhea and some vomit. 3 days later there was no improvement but she wasn't any worse. Brought her to vet. They detected bacteria in stool and she had a low platelet count (104). They sent us home with a couple of antibiotics and prednisone. Next day she ate finally (prescription I/D). Next day she had almost a normal bowel movement. But then acted strange, wanted to hide in closets.

It's best to find out what is wrong with her and be absolutely clear on what is needed. Don't you think? My cat Dillan used to vomit a lot. And although he still vomits just to get hairballs out, the food certainly helps. I find that Hill's d/d helps with sensitive stomachs. I do not like Hill's but it is what has worked so far for both my cats, and mind you, I have an IBD cat and a healthy cat. So being that they are both different, this food still does the trick for both of them.

I would call your vet back and bring your cat in to be rechecked. It is imperative to get your cat to eat and drink on her own, because even though the toxin may have passed through her system she could still develop hepatic lipidosis (fatty liver disease). Additionally, perhaps your vet could discover the cause of this problem to help prevent it from recurring.

We used it for awhile and the last time ended up with both cats at the vet with unexplained vomiting - and a $1400 vet bill). Good Luck!

I am also having bouts of nausea, cramping, and yellow liquid diahhrea (in that order--sorry if TMI) that make me feel like I am about to vomit while on the toilet--have had to grab the garbage pail a few times. I am tired and weak all the time. I have lost a few more lbs. I was at about 110 now I am 105 and I am 5'5". My dr. ordered bloodwork which again came back normal. I am guessing the nausea is caused by exessive bile that may be refluxing into my stomach.

For this reason the vet has prescribed Aluminum Hydroxide, it is your basic antiacid but since it only came in liquid form and it would be too stressful to give twice a day to my cat I called a specialty pharmacy and they compounded it into powder in a capsule and I open the capsule up and give it to her twice a day, every 12 hours. This is so she can eat canned foods that may not be "acceptable" in the levels of Phosphorus, etc..

I did not sleep for 9 months, waking constantly coughing and vomiting clear stringy liquid. My doctor gave the usual steroid treatments, which did not work. I was exhausted, and they did not seem to know what to do, other than the regular inhalers. I researched the internet in desperation for a cure so I could sleep, and found "Lobelia". I took it once, and it makes you vomit, quite violently, it was not pleasant, but I was willing to try anything, and the suffering was worth it.

I gave my cat amoxicillin and she started drooling instantly. I was foamy and clear and lasted for about 2 minutes. Is this normal or is it an allergic reaction?

My cat vomited up his food on Sunday morning, so I gave him a little tuna (since it was soft food), he later then threw that up, and wouldn't eat anything else. He continued throwing up for the rest of Sunday and Monday morning. Obviously he only began throwing up white or clear liquid since he had nothing left in him. I took him to the vet on Monday and they said they couldn't feel any blockage and his temperature was fine. They gave him a shot to calm his stomach.

, and a separate wormer is needed to kill the tapeworm, but there IS a wormer that you can get from your vet called Drontal that will kill all internal parasites INCLUDING the tapeworm. How long after eating does she vomit? WHAT does she vomit? Does she vomit food or does she vomit a foamy, clear liquid? Some dogs overproduce bile and stomach acid and when too much time elapses between meals or a meal and a snack they will throw up a clear yellowish foamy liquid.

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