I would tend to agree that it is hairballs, but, this in not the kind
of vomit you get with hairballs and Tigger has never been prone to
hairballss....but what it seems like is that I am blowing the vomiting
out of proportion, because noone seems to think I should get the vet
involved.
Since Amber was diagnosed with FeLV I have been watching closer than
normal.
Thank you all for the advice.
Cherie
*/Faye Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Sounds like a hairball vomiter. I have one. He vomits after
eating. He
also tends to eat too fast and I have to separate him from the
other cats so
he will slow down.
However, 99% of the problem was resolved when I changed to Eagle
Pack food.
The problem was worse on wellness and Innova. He has not thrown up
once on
Eagle. I don't miss the cleanups. I do know that Eagle Pack does
not work
with every cat but the company tested their formulas on cats with
hairball
vomiting problems with success. I don't even use their hairball
formula.
I use the Holistic Select and it works just fine. I have not had one
hairball from any cat (9 total cats) since I started the food.
>From: Cherie A Gabbert
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>Undigested, she does not seem to eat fast, there are some bites
chewed
>fully then others are whole...it is very small pellets almost.
>
>Faye Lewis wrote:Does she eat vomit immediately after
>eating or later? Is the food digested
>or undigested? Does the cat eat fast.
>
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> >Tigger my oldest (6) years old, is now having keeping Iams
Hairball
>formula
> >down, she eats it and vomits. She now is being really picky,
more so than
> >usual, and when she does eats it would appear she vomits even
wet food
>back
> >up, I have cleaned up 3 piles so far today. Should I concern
myself with
> >this, since I have just leanered about Amber being FeLV
positive and
> >Snowball passing, or am I being paranoid, since all those
things just
> >happened.
> >
> >Usually I would not concern myself with a little vomit, unless
it goes on
> >for a few days, because with so many and everyone mixing food,
sometimes
> >they do get sick, but since all this happened I am a little more
>concerned.
> >
> >Thanks for listening
> >Cherie
>
>
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