Vomiting cat bile
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my husband has an ulcer and cannot stop vomiting bile. His food stays down, but the bile keeps coming up. Zofran has not helped and none of the other medications have helped either. is there anything we can do at home to ease this? We have gone to the emergency room and all they do is give him Zofran and Protonics then send him home. he has no gall stones (2 cat scans and 2 ultrasounds confirm this). Please help!
My 6 month old kitten was spayed yesterday and seemed fine. Today she is vomiting and her poo is loose and she is just lying around. Her vomit was a pinkish bile colour and am worried that this is blood.
My cat recently started throwing up yellow bile. He sleeps when not throwing up and is lethargic. He wouldn't eat or drink anything the first day, then yesterday he nibbled off and on and drank some water, now he's back to not eating or drinking today. He's usually incredibly affectionate and active but I can't even get him to purr. What could be the cause(s) of this? I'm afraid he might have been poisoned.
I havea 2 year old shih tzu and I also have a cat. My dog use to get into the cat food and she would vomit yellow bile. The vet said that it was from ger eating the cat food. The cat food is very high in fat and isn't good for the dog. The vet suggested I get some chicken and rice wet food and feed it to her if she pukes again or I catch her in the cat food. It helped and she doesn't puke anymore.
My 5-year-old neutered, male indoor cat is throwing up dark brown bile. It's happened once or twice a day for the last week (I have 4 cats, so it took me a while to figure out who was sick). It's about a quarter size of bile at a time. I haven't changed his diet (he's on specially formulated food for urinary tract health) and he seems to be eating and drinking fine. However, he looks like he's lost a little weight. He's still happy and playful.
my cat has been in remission from lymphoma for about 6 months (after having a terrible time with aggressive chemo). Recently, she's been vomiting again - mostly bile - but it's gotten to be more forceful as it goes on. She vomited 1x last week and then last night it happened twice.
I know that if the vomiting started it could be a sign of her cancer returning, but she has no other symptoms at all. She's actually gained some weight and has a lot of energy.
He has suffered stomach problems for a few years now. He was vomiting bile before the surgery. Over the years he has been to several Drs and had many tests run. Endoscopy, MRI, gastro emptying study, hida scan and others... None of these tests showed anything abnormal except for the hida scan, it came back at 9% so they removed his gall bladder. He has had constant nausea, constipation and pain all over his stomach for a few years now.
Half way through the Clavamox treatment, my Yorkie started vomiting bile daily and then also right after meals a couple days later. She never had a problem with this medication before. So I returned to the vet who ran blood work on her. Here are results worth noting:
Elevated:
SPEC cPL = 1262
ALP - 279
ALT = 152
AST = 88
CREATINE KINASE = 1934
BUN = 39
POTASSIUM = 5.7
MCV = 77
MCH = 26.
So my cat has had 2 bladder infections and might have a 3rd now. His most recent one was just about 1 month ago and was given medication and after a day or two was feeling much better. We continued medication and all was fine but now think he has one again due to his symptom of vomiting just stomach bile. We noticed this last time he had the infection. We are going to be checking his urine today to see if there is blood in it.
Hi my boyfriend is 31 years old and about 2 years ago started vomiting bile. Since we have been together (about a year now) he has continued to vomit bile and sometimes has been so bad that he has ended up in the ER. Last November I took him to the ER and he was diagnosed with H. Pylori and our family doctor said he has bile reflux as well. I guess my question is do the two go hand in hand most of the time? If so what is the next step to controlling this.
George did well the first two days and then began vomiting bile. He was unable to eat, pass stool or keep anything down. We returned to the vet in which he was admitted for dehydration,and to rule out pancreatitis, peritonitis, or acute renal failure. After three days of IV fluids, amoxicillin and reglan, George was discharged with all normal lab values. He has again thrown up and started refusing to eat-but will drink lots of water.
I have one cat that vomits everyday. When this first happened she was on dry food and the vomiting was so bad that she was losing a large amount of weight (starving to death). Took her in to the vet couldn't find anything wrong with her so they gave her some meds to take before she ate. I took the food and soaked in water to soften it up seemed to help for awhile.
My cat was coughing and breathing heavy. I took her to the Vet and after they took X-Ray I was told she has to be under medication for two weeks. I started her on Clavamox 15 ML but after couple of days I noticed she vomits after each intake. I was told by the Vet to give her Metochlopramide 5 MG first and wait 20 minutes before giving her Clavamox. She is not eating food and I am giving her Garbor baby food (chicken and rice) along with Clavamox. I noticed she still vomits after each intake.
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