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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / October 2004Please Help Cat Vomiting..
Hi All, Our 9 month old cat has started throwing up repeatedly in the last 24 hrs. The last time was just now. Not sure what to do, and vets are expensive. Has anyone dealt with this situation before? For now I will take his food for the day while I am at work and then try again tonight with wet food. Any other thoughts?? Thank you to all who can help us through this tough time for our cat. Pelusa Please take to a vet! "you can tell alot about a people or person in how they treat animals" >Hi All, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Pelusa Pelusa, Take this cat to a vet! If you can't afford it, you shouldn't have animals! Diane >> Our 9 month old cat has started throwing up repeatedly in the >>last 24 hrs. The last time was just now. Not sure what to do, and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Take this cat to a vet! If you can't afford it, you shouldn't have animals! I second that. You may love this baby but if your human baby was sick would you take it to the doctor ?!?!? I have said it before and will continue to say it - if you can not afford to care for a cat or any pet you should find a home for it with someone who can. http://members.aol.com/larrystark/ ***************************************************** E-mail address altered to foil spam. Remove spam and junk to reply via e-mail. ***************************************************** Yes, take to the vet ASAP. She may have an obstruction and can die. Gail > Hi All, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Pelusa > Hi All, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > again tonight with wet food. Any other thoughts?? Thank you to all > who can help us through this tough time for our cat. Vomiting has many possible causes - from minor gastritis or hairballs to life-threatening gastrointestinal foreign objects. For example, obstructions in the stomach and upper part of the intestines will cause repeated vomiting. I suggest you take your cat to a vet ASAP. Even if the cause of his vomiting is not serious he can quickly become critically dehydrated - which can also predispose him to a life-threatening urinary tract obstruction. Phil > Hi All, > > Our 9 month old cat has started throwing up repeatedly in the last 24 hrs. The last time was just now. Not sure what to do, and vets are expensive. They are not that expensive, when is the last time you went? Anyway, he might have gotten into something. When my cat did that I took her in and they gave her pills to stop her from vomiting and she was okay, but you can't tell why yours if vomiting. It troubles me that you knew she was sick then left her alone all day. You know you can afford to take this cat to the vet. Has anyone dealt with this situation before? For > now I will take his food for the day while I am at work and then try > again tonight with wet food. Any other thoughts?? Thank you to all > who can help us through this tough time for our cat. > > Pelusa Here is one. You are working, therefore you have income. If your cat is not dead when you get home take her in asap. Thank you Phil for your civilized reply to my question. Our cat is fine, maybe a little something passing, or maybe something minor. Now it's time for me to go and vomit, as the replies I got to my question made me out to sound like a deadbeat, or even worse and animal abuser. Phil, you gave me an honest, civilized answer to an honest question, and your website was very informative...Thank you. Some of the other posters tho....??? >> Hi All, >> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >Here is one. You are working, therefore you have income. If your cat is not >dead when you get home take her in asap. > Thank you Phil for your civilized reply to my question. Our cat is fine, maybe a little something passing, or maybe something minor.Now it's time for me to go and vomit, as the replies I got to my question made me out to sound like a deadbeat, or even worse and nimal abuser. Phil, you gave me an honest, civilized answer to an > honest question, and your website was very informative...Thank you. > Some of the other posters tho....??? Oh yes, I would really wonder about this if I were you. You had a vomiting cat on your hand that you would not (and did not) take to the vet because it vets are "expensive." So you tool her food away and went to work, leaving her alone all day. Idiot. |
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