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My cat is getting older, she's probably around 13 years old and has never puked before like this. It didn't seem like she got into anything but it did look like she emptied her whole stomach in a visible place which is a sign of illness. She isn't acting any different than what she normally does but cats lie like that. She hasn't puked yet today though. Am I just being a spaz or should I be concerned?
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Jun 1, 2014 22:05
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Oh god, cats puking! How absolutely unheard of! Cats puke. It's what they do. They eat, sleep, puke, and poop.
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Jun 1, 2014 23:49
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If cats barfing in visible places is a sign of illness, then I have two of sickest cats in the existence of felines. If she seems fine, she's most likely fine. When my boy got ill to the point that he was barfing, which was out of the norm for him, he made it extremely obvious to tell something was wrong. Keep an eye on her, but it was most likely a cat doing typical cat things.
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Jun 2, 2014 00:05
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Ugh...I hear you there. I have 5 cats. So, one will decide that they are going to barf. Everyone has to come and watch, and then they stare at it for a moment or so. One of these days we know we will see them with a measuring stick and scale. Next thing I know, one of the others is barfing, cause, you know....they can do it bigger and better than the first one. Well, this continues on with each one trying to outdo the others until they all agree on just who is the Ultimate Barfer of the Hairball or Half Eaten Leaf of the Day. Then they all congratulate each other on a job well done, and they go off to practice for the next competition. We spot clean the carpets with the steamer etc and get them all picked up....and apparently that means its an affront to the senses to have clean carpets. Therefore, once the carpets are cleaned and vacuumed...its time to rechristen them and begin the competition. Disco Salmon fucked around with this message at 05:23 on Jun 2, 2014 |
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Jun 2, 2014 05:06
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Allah is placing his blessings upon your devil cat. That's all.
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Jun 2, 2014 12:54
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Jenner posted:My cat is getting older, she's probably around 13 years old and has never puked before like this. It didn't seem like she got into anything but it did look like she emptied her whole stomach in a visible place which is a sign of illness. A single barf without other clinical signs (lethargy, decreased appetite, etc.) is most likely nothing to worry about. As your cat is older, if you are up to it, write this down somewhere. When she barfs, keep track of it. See if it happens regularly or if it increases in frequency. If frequency increases or if other clinical signs develop, then that is definitely the time to get to a vet.
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Jun 2, 2014 16:08
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If she is eating, drinking and making GBS threads, don't panic yet. If she can't keep any down? Go to the vet.
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Jun 5, 2014 02:42
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Sometimes cats just barf. Mine does it periodically. Maybe she ate too fast? Maybe she just hates you. Sometimes mine pukes if I have company over. But not other times I have the same company over. Cats are cats. As others have said, if she's acting normal, she's fine.
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Jun 10, 2014 16:25
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Is your cat a longhair? Sometimes they'll (mine'll) try to hack up a hairball and accidentally puke instead and then saunter away like everything went according to plan. Fuckin' cats.
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Jun 10, 2014 17:14
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My large cat barfs all the time, mostly because he's an idiot and loves to eat plastic, mostly the strings that come off of the cat tree carpet. My small cat barfs all the time too, mostly because she's an idiot that eats too fast then barfs up the stomach full of food she just ate. Cats are dumb animals.
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Jun 10, 2014 20:01
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