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I have two 13 year old female cats, both in good health other than one being gluten intolerant. Yesterday, the tuxie started to have soft poop followed by diarrhea one or two times, and then she threw up, a lot just one time though. She did not want to eat. This morning she drank some water and then ate half of her normal breakfast (Earthborn wet food). She was more herself and moving around like she normally does. This is the cat that always begs for food. Then her sister, the ragdoll cat threw up this morning (no runny poop yet). She seems to be acting normal, eating as she usually does, but it may be more to come. They do share a litter box but I am very diligent in cleaning it. Ragdoll is 100% indoor and the tuxie goes out on our enclosed backporch once a day for a few minutes. I have not changed their food or given them anything new to eat. My fiance told me to put rice in their food, which I did, but it does not seem to be helping. Previously we had been given Pepcid by the vet but we are out. I realize it has not gone on long enough to be a concern, no blood in stool or vomit, nothing looking like coffee grinds, but I am concerned. Can they pass things to each other? Should I quarantine them from each other? They really don't vomit much and if they do it's a hairball. Can I give them Pepcid if so in what dose? Thank you.