My cat doesn't want to eat and keeps being sick, but it seemed to only
be saliva until tonight, when it looked like there was some fur in it.
She's lost a lot of weight as well...we moved her food outside
recently due to our toddler trying to eat it...could it be a
territorial thing (there are also two new cats who have just moved in
next door, maybe they've had a go at their food).
Any ideas
Many thanks
Karen Chuplis - 20 Aug 2003 22:34 GMT
> My cat doesn't want to eat and keeps being sick, but it seemed to only
> be saliva until tonight, when it looked like there was some fur in it.
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> Many thanks
Have you seen a vet?? This could be serious or it could be furballs or it
could be something that is getting way serious. Go to a vet.
Karen
Gail - 21 Aug 2003 01:19 GMT
She needs to be seen by the vet. It is not a territorial thing, but a
medical one.
Gail
> My cat doesn't want to eat and keeps being sick, but it seemed to only
> be saliva until tonight, when it looked like there was some fur in it.
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> Many thanks
Judy - 21 Aug 2003 03:05 GMT
> My cat doesn't want to eat and keeps being sick, but it seemed to only
> be saliva until tonight, when it looked like there was some fur in it.
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> Many thanks
I suggest you have your cat seen by the vet and in the mean time, bring her
food back inside and have a little chat with the toddler. Now's a good time
to teach the meaning of the word "no" :c)
Hope all turns out well for your cat!
Judy
Cathy Friedmann - 21 Aug 2003 03:24 GMT
Could be simply a huge case of hairballs, or could be an illness, or a combo
of the two. She needs a vet appt., especially considering that she's lost
weight.
Cathy
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> My cat doesn't want to eat and keeps being sick, but it seemed to only
> be saliva until tonight, when it looked like there was some fur in it.
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> Many thanks
k - 22 Aug 2003 00:11 GMT
This is NOT furballs, or "territory".
Get the cat to a vet NOW.
NEVER wait till they have lost a "lot" of weight!
> Could be simply a huge case of hairballs, or could be an illness, or a combo
> of the two. She needs a vet appt., especially considering that she's lost
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> > Many thanks