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I've had her on Tiki Cat tuna food since last posting. (There was a brief flirtation with other tuna varieties, but calamari makes her barf every single time, interestingly) Her poops very very very very gradually normalized, and are now fine. She still pulls fur every once in a while, but not...

I am so very sorry. :(

If you have paypal, I'll donate for your cat to go to the closer Vet for a consult, he may just need a little mirtazipine to get him going again. At my vet the visit plus meds might be 100 or 200$. Not sure what your vet would charge, but I'm up for it if it's something similar to that. Hate to...

I would tell her that if the vet euthanizes without your approval, it's going all over social media.

13 weeks, good gravy, that's a long time! When I'm doing food allergy/sensitivity testing on myself I only have to trial for a few days to see a change. (I'm allergic to pretty much everything under the sun, lol) She was outside before, so wouldn't have been affected by laundry soap, or kitty...

In my area, anyway, they say, 'if it's an emergency, we recommend this emergency vet hospital'

Cat initially diagnosed with IBD but no longer showing any symptoms. Before vomiting started she lost a lot of hair. I thought it must be a flea allergy and brought her inside to recover. She started growing hair back but for the past month or so will still pull it out in clumps. Along her...

Similar happened to me. Brought in 10 strays and every one came back a mess. I spent 800$ getting them fixed up at a real vet. Pawing at the mouth, he may have irritation from the oxygen? Is he eating OK? Going to the bathroom? Did he sleep? Hope he's better today!!

Thank you - they did a blood test at the emergency vet, and said she doesn't have pancreatitis, but maybe the test was off or something. I'll check the symptoms and see if they match her. :) Good idea - she really does love the boiled chicken + broth! :)

If it's been a long time since she ate, and you gave her a lot, she may have bolted it and then thrown up because she ate so fast. Can you try feeding her more frequently, in smaller amounts?

Yes, I have alnutrin to supplement.

I'm sorry your kitty is having that issue, poor thing! Mine only regurgitated once, after that it was straight vomit and then the emergency vet! Now, she just acts like she doesn't feel well after eating anything rich - and just for a few hours, and then she's fine again. It's puzzling!

When I just give her plain chicken breast with some clear broth she is fine, but if it's the super cooked-down broth made from skin and so on that's all thick, she doesn't feel good. When I cook her a chicken, I first cook the chicken in my pressure cooker and pull off the meat - then I cook the...

No, I'm just trying to figure out what's causing my cat's GI distress. Vet thought IBD - but in trying different foods (baseline being plain boiled chicken breast in its own water) it seems to be less about the kind of food and more about the fat content of the food. For example, plain boiled...

Are there any digestive issues that cause temporary (a few hours) discomfort when the cat eats a meal with more fat in it?

Well, I'm stumped. Nothing has changed. Still pudding-consistency splat poops, and not a lot of 'em. If I try any variety of canned food (I've tried 4 brands now) she gets lethargic and depressed for 4-6 hours and then recovers. Home-cooked turkey and beef have the same result. On the other...

Well, it's Friday now and she is still pooping little splats. Sometimes it looks a little more formed, but mostly splats. She's been on probiotics including the s. boulardii for 2 days. I'm switching her to Triumph beef-only formula thinking maybe it's the chicken. Not sure what else to try...

It's a liquid, I give it by syringe in the corner of her mouth. It's just a little sploosh - and it's not nasty. (I haven't tasted it but she doesn't foam or try to spit it out or struggle or anything like they do when it's something awful and bitter)

I have a black cat with no fur on her lips as well. She was born that way - maybe just an odd black cat thing? I've never seen it in other cats.

I am giving Metro to my kitty right now, no side effects. In addition.... This may not be helpful, but I have Tylosin in my critter meds cupboard - for my chickens! LOL! (they're prone to respiratory issues in bad weather, and if one gets a bad case the Tylosin sets them right up) None have...