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tazzman

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I have a 3 year old kitty that has started barfing atleast once a day for unknown reasons. She is still eating and acting as usual as before. Doesn't seem to be sick. Any ideas what is causing this?
 
RareBreed

RareBreed

Throwing the deuces
tazzman said:
I have a 3 year old kitty that has started barfing atleast once a day for unknown reasons. She is still eating and acting as usual as before. Doesn't seem to be sick. Any ideas what is causing this?
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Man, you're having a bad run of luck with your pets. First your bird and now your cat. Maybe it's a hairball. :shrug:
 
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jp2854

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I was thinking the same thing as rarebreed maybe a hairball or maybe hes chewing on something he shouldn't like my cat does if the broom is left out she chews the bristles on it and then pukes up little sticks.
 
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tazzman

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Yeah, my luck hasn't been very good this week with my animals. I have some hairball remedy at home, maybe I will give that a try tonight.
 
whome20603

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jp2854 said:
I was thinking the same thing as rarebreed maybe a hairball or maybe hes chewing on something he shouldn't like my cat does if the broom is left out she chews the bristles on it and then pukes up little sticks.
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but...but...:frown:

hehe, j/p
 
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jp2854

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sorry whome. I did a quick read before i posted and didn't see what you said. Sorry
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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tazzman said:
I have a 3 year old kitty that has started barfing atleast once a day for unknown reasons. She is still eating and acting as usual as before. Doesn't seem to be sick. Any ideas what is causing this?
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If you can get some of that hairball remedy from someplace, it works.
Until she passes the fur ball, every day, put a dollop (sp?) in the palm of your hand and see if kitty cat will lick it off.
If not, gently grab a paw and smear it on. MY cat can't stand that, so she licks her paw clean. In a day or so you'll find a "present" and kitty will feel better.

I'm not a veterinarian but I have learned over the years. Hope it helps.
 
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Wenchy

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How long were you using the kerosene heater? It could be the fumes are making the kitty sick.
 
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