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Mischief - 23 Aug 2006 03:08 GMT

He's not throwing up food, it seems to be saliva.

I stepped in a tiny puddle of it on the floor of my room earlier

And 5 minutes ago i was on the phone with my dad and I heard him
horking.

I turned in time to see him hork clear stuff all over one of my socks,
that happened to be lying on top of a plastic bag.

*sigh*

Considering how he's munching away now at dinner, i would guess that it
is because of the roomie packing. Imp hates change, and he must know
that the roomie is packing. *sigh*

Maybe a few sprays of Feliway....

Kristi

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Sam - 23 Aug 2006 04:19 GMT

> He's not throwing up food, it seems to be saliva.
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> Kristi

Calming purrs for you all.

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Julie Cook - 23 Aug 2006 04:25 GMT

> He's not throwing up food, it seems to be saliva.
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> Kristi

Awww poor Imp! Hugs, purrs and gentle headbutts for all of you to get
through this as easily as possible.

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Marina - 23 Aug 2006 04:41 GMT

> Considering how he's munching away now at dinner, i would guess that it
> is because of the roomie packing. Imp hates change, and he must know
> that the roomie is packing. *sigh*

Poor baby. Purrs that he gets over the changes in his life soon.

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Karen - 23 Aug 2006 05:57 GMT

> He's not throwing up food, it seems to be saliva.
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> Kristi

Sure it isn't mucous?? This is what puzzled me about Pearl for the
longest time but it turns out to be mucous from her lungs from the
asthma. I hoope he is feeling better :(

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Randy - 23 Aug 2006 13:47 GMT

>He's not throwing up food, it seems to be saliva.
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>Kristi

Some of my gang will do this and later throw up a hair ball.

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jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 23 Aug 2006 17:45 GMT

> >He's not throwing up food, it seems to be saliva.
> >
> >I stepped in a tiny puddle of it on the floor of my room earlier
> >
> >I turned in time to see him hork clear stuff all over one of my socks,
> >that happened to be lying on top of a plastic bag.

> Some of my gang will do this and later throw up a hair ball.

> Randy

Same here. Roxy will sometimes throw up little puddles of white foamy
stuff in several places before finally getting the hairball out.

Joyce

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Mischief - 23 Aug 2006 22:21 GMT

Welli not sure if it is a hairball cause in all of his life so far, Imp
has NEVER had a hairball. Believe me I would have noticed.

The only one that seems to have hairballs is Mayhem. The others don't
seem to have that problem.

I sprayed a bunch of Feliway so hopefully that will help.

Mischief is all sprawled out on the roomie's bed. *sigh* I think I
will have to splurge a bit and get them a nice new cat bed for that
room, since it will now be my office.

Kristi

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Takayuki - 24 Aug 2006 02:48 GMT

>He's not throwing up food, it seems to be saliva.
>
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>I turned in time to see him hork clear stuff all over one of my socks,
>that happened to be lying on top of a plastic bag.

Purrs for Imp's tummy. The clear stuff has its pros and cons. One
one hand, it doesn't stain. But on the other hand, it's easy to step
in.

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