A little concerning as I have seen my cat barfing at least twice a week right now. His barfs are food related, no hairballs are to be seen.
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Barfing Problem
- Thread starter Lawyer Zorro
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What are you feeding him? Wet, dry, or combination? What flavors? Is he pooping okay or is it dry/hard?
Does he throw up right after eating? If so eating too fast use a food timer for late night since some cats cannot be without food for hours . Dry food he will gobble up fast then throw up. My cat peaches is 9 yrs old,7 pds. She only eats wet but cannot eat a lot at once so she is fed many small servings.
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Ok, he does not throw up right after eating. He eats wet food mostly, I haven't seen him barf after eating dry food. I'll notify you guys the second he barfs again. Furthermore, the flavours he eats are sardine and salmon in jelly, which are wet foods. Lastly, he poops softly and they are not hard or dry.
This took a long time to figure out. My cat Maggie cannot eat poultry. She has been on weruva trulex steak frites for 2 weeks. Very expensive but the only food she has not thrown up in 2 weeks. Peaches can eat any protein but not too runny and not to dense like rawz,Dr elseys,hound&gatos. She can eat fancy feast classics. Coco has a small face and smooth toungh. She eats pate on a flat bowl
I once had a cat who couldn't tolerate any canned fish flavored food. She could do poultry, but fish made her throw up and it was usually not immediately after eating.
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Great news! Zorro is doing fine now! Turns out, he can't eat a lot of seafood. Right now, he eats chicken or sometimes chicken with a little bit of salmon. On the other hand, it is possible if he ever barfs again because he barfed once two days. I'll let you guys be notified if it ever happens. Thanks!
