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Yes she’s only indoors and no she doesn’t have that. I’ll look into that stuff! Thank you for a response

My sisters cat she a 3 and fixed. We’ve taken her to the vet she has no medical condition and tried changing litter and litter boxes the last year or so she’s been peeing on everything from clothes to plastic bags to whatever isn’t her litter box. my sister has two other cats and all from the...

Hello❤ he seems much better now. Although he is isolating himself he is able to rest, he is eating and drinking, no more fever, hes not 100% yet but I'm hoping hes getting there

Hello thanks for responding. His temperature was only little higher then normal around 103. But he feels hotter. He is strictly indoors cat, I never let him out do to fear of him becoming sick, yes he could have I mean nothing chemical but he does enjoy eating pine needles we accidentally drag...

Well I woke up to my cat acting very restless and crying and shaking his legs. He would lay down get up instantly and walk around and lay down and get up and repeat this like he can't get comfy. I just borrowed money from my bank and took him to a far away emergency vet that was no help at all...

I would also like to add he is panting now

I have a cat he has inflammatory bowel disease which were trying to control with food change from a vet he's been eating it but still occasionally pukes. Today he is exhibiting some different behavior and idk what's wrong and cant take him to vet for another 7 and a half hours and am on a budget...

He didn’t say what shots he gave him but the food is hydrolyzed protein. He has eaten it and not thrown up once, before we fed him that food he was throwing up his original dry food every time he ate.

When I told him about the wet food not being thrown up and only the dry food he didn’t have much to say about that. He nodded and took him back to X-ray and said his gi tract was inflamed

He took xrays and saw that his gi tract was inflamed and said it could be inflammatory bowel disease. I asked if that was serious and he said it can be.

I just got back from the vet and it turns out his gi tract is inflamed and might be inflammatory bowel disease.. he had been puking a lot after he eats, which is why I took him. He’s not severe no bloody stools or loss of appetite but I’m very worried because he said it can be serious sometimes...

His poop looks softer but not diarrhea or anything. He eats he pukes immediately then through out the day when he’s not eating he’s gagging like he’s trying to puke something up. It it was a hair ball would it have come up already? I have no idea what this could be.. :(

He could be eating too fast he is gagging and acting like he has a fur ball as well but he’s been doing it for a week. I saw him eating a piece of my hair but I got it from him. I dont know if it’s hair but I’m worried because the puking dry food. Could it be stuck in his intestinal tract ...

Not chewing his dry food and yes immediately after eating no the foods not new

He is throwing up right after he eats he is not chewing the dry food and the foods not new