We adopted two full grown cats 4-5 months ago, Tubbs, approx. 8 years old, a 15 lb male ( not fat just big) and Patches, approx. 5 years old, a female. Both are fixed and declawed. We didn't have them declawed, they came that way. Tubbs seems to throw up once or twice a week. There's no sign of hairballs. Patches has always been fine. Both have been to the vet and are completely healthy. At first we were feeding them both the same dry food they have always eaten. ND? Anyway, really good stuff. So we talked to the vet and he said cats throw up sometimes but recommended changing to a urinary tract dry food he recommended. Can't remember the name but also good stuff. Since then it seems Tubb's might be throwing up a little bit more. Still no sign of hairballs. Maybe from once a week to twice a week. Patches is fine with the new food. Both seem to enjoy the new food just fine. They have separate bowls and we give them both a 1/4 cup of food in the morning and another 1/4 cup at night. There's always some left over in their bowls so they're not overeating. So, since the vet says they're both healthy and fine, where do we go from here? Does anyone have any ideas why Tubbs is barfing so much?
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