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Cat Vomiting

Cat Vomiting

Cats, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 21, 2015Leave a comment

Most cats vomit occasionally which in an otherwise healthy cat is generally not a reason to worry. Feline vomiting that persists for over 72 hours with or without signs of illness can indicate a more severe problem and should be addressed.

grooming your cat

Grooming Your Cat

Cats, Pet Grooming, Skin & HairBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 9, 2007Leave a comment

Regular grooming helps keep your cat’s skin and haircoat in good health. It decreases hairballs and mats, removes dead skin and hair, and degreases the coat. Grooming also gives you a chance to check for fleas and ticks, as well as lumps and bumps. A quality diet that supplies the essential vitamins and minerals helps…

Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment of Constipation/Obstipation in Cats

Cats, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 9, 2007Leave a comment

Constipation is the infrequent passage of stool and/or straining to defecate. The feces may be hard or just firmer than normal. Recurrent constipation can lead to Obstipation which is the term used for severe, persistent constipation. The colon, which is the end or terminal portion of the large intestine, becomes dilated and enlarged. Stool retained…

Itching and Allergies

Hairballs

Cats, General Health, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 6, 2007Leave a comment

Grooming is part of a cat’s natural behavior. Small amounts of hair are normally swallowed, some of which pass through the digestive tract and are eliminated in the feces. The rest mixes with mucus to form a hairball. Hairballs in the throat area are brought up by regurgitation; those in the stomach are vomited up.…

Causes of & Treatments For Cat Vomiting

Cats, General Health, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 6, 20073 Comments

Vomiting that occurs occasionally in an otherwise healthy cat is generally not a cause for concern. Vomiting that persists for over 72 hours with or without signs of illness such as appetite loss, depression, lethargy, or diarrhea can indicate a more severe problem and should be addressed. The fluids lost during vomiting result in dehydration…

The Feline Digestive System

Cats, General Health, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 6, 2007Leave a comment

Cats are naturally fastidious and constantly groom themselves. Vomiting hairballs from time to time is pretty standard, as are occasional bouts of indigestion. As the years go by some owners notice that they are spending a little more time cleaning up hairballs or vomit piles. The litter box may contain more or less stool than…

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