Throw up blood cat
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He sometimes will throw up after eating his food if he doesnt chew it enough. Any way tonight I came home from work and he had throw at least 4 diff. times in diff spots. It is brown and liquid like and doesnt seem to have food mixed in with it. Also he usually hops in bed with me but has been sitting by the door to go outside which is unusual. I have also noticed a lump or pouch type thing in his lower abdomen which I made an apt. for at the vet to have checked.
Hi there,
Our male ginger cat throws up too sometimes and it's also at night.
The throw up is brown liquid. In fact, he threw up this morning in his
little fur bed and I found a furball as part of the throw up ( sorry to be
so graphic). We give him antihairball paste too sometimes.
Our cat is also eating and drinking normally. I will have to begin brushing
him even more often. He loves the antihairball paste which we purchased
at Pet Value.
This started almost a month ago (it will be a month in 4 days). When she did eat, she would throw it up almost instantly. It got to the point where I would come home and find several piles of puke every where. She won't eat anything now. She barely even drinks her water. I have tried all her favorites, wet food, and even baby food (ground up chicken), but she won't touch it. It's like she knows she'll just throw it up.
I took her to the vet a couple weeks ago.
Hello, My cat has been throwing up a brown very watery liquid for the past few days. He will go maybe a whole day and not throw up at all but then overnight we find that he's thrown up 4 or 5 times. He still drinks his water and eats his food and seems his normal self but i'm worried there might be something else wrong. Oh, this morning in his vomit was a lot of little white pecks maybe a little larger than grains of salt or sugar. Thnx any help would be appreciated.
Is it normal that im past my first trimester & I still throw up A LOT? Is their anything I can do?
I agree with the above comment,certainly never heard of a uti causing you throw up blood..
They said her stomach lining was swollen from her constant vomiting. The vet said that when cats throw up their stomach lining swell and it keeps swelling every time they puke and consequently they continue to puke when food hits their stomach. So they gave her anti nausea meds and re- hydrated her, the problem is that was only a temporary fix. She didn't eat when her anti nausea meds kicked in like the vet assured she would. $220 later, she is now back where we started.
So I'm throwing up almost everyday my moms says its allergies but it started in winter and my only allergy is pollin so the throw up is stuff like normal just small but it's getting bigger like the one where u must stop get a trash can or toilet and be there for a while someone help idk what's happening.
All summer my cat has been throwing up stomach liquids randomly. Seems to be no cause. I took her to the vet and spent $200 on tests and x rays and what not and they had no answers. Recently it's gotten worse. She has not eaten since Saturday evening and it is now Monday afternoon. She keeps begging for food, but when I put food in front of her, she won't eat it and if she does eat it, she throws it back up. I bought sensitive digestive system food and that hasn't worked.
My little long haired White Kitty, would also throw up 3 or 4 times a week, and it did not seem to matter what food was being fed.
I have her 2 sisters now and only 1 throws up about once a month but after having White Kitty checked, it was hairballs and she was put on a hairball control food. Hairball control food adds fiber to the cats diet and then the food/hair does not stay trapped in the intestine. It is the best thing I have ever tried.
Hope this helps.
So I know it's normal to throw up little bits of bloodif you're dehydrated and really straining to vomit..but this morning as usual I got up to get sick and there was like blood mixed in with my bile, not just strings like I get once in a while ...is this normal ? It really didn't feel normal, I don't feel any different or anything but I don't want to call my Dr if it's nothing to be concerned with, any advice?
re getting him into a cat carrier without over stressing him and yourself. When he is eating throw a old unwanted throw over him, make sure as you pick him up, tuck the throw tightly around him so his limbs are less mobile and he can't wriggle himself out. Be sure to have a good size box nearby to immediately put him in. Leave the throw in with him (unwrap him of course) so he doesn't slide around in the box on the way to the vet.
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