http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet Everything About Cats Problems Tue, 01 Dec 2009 10:17:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet/comment-page-1#comment-1636 Linda C Fri, 13 Nov 2009 09:12:46 +0000 http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet#comment-1636 okay mine is the same with my cat. It would be that he doesnt like his food. so change that and see which fits. and also if youu let him outside. they usaly throw up the grass. message back plz/ okay mine is the same with my cat. It would be that he doesnt like his food. so change that and see which fits. and also if youu let him outside. they usaly throw up the grass.
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]]> http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet/comment-page-1#comment-1635 NinjenWV Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:26:32 +0000 http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet#comment-1635 She might have a hairball she can't get rid of. You could get her some hairball remedy. It's a paste in a tube, supposed to be liver flavored and you rub it into the cat's front paws. They lick it off and it acts like a mild laxative to lubricate the hairball so it can pass. (Some cats love it like candy.) There are instructions on the tube that will tell you more about it, and you can get it anyplace that sells cat supplies. To help prevent hairballs, you should get a steel-toothed dog comb and groom your cat. This will remove a lot of loose hair. Then wet your hands and pet the cat to remove more loose hair. You can also buy dry cat food that helps prevent hairballs. She might have a hairball she can’t get rid of. You could get her some hairball remedy. It’s a paste in a tube, supposed to be liver flavored and you rub it into the cat’s front paws. They lick it off and it acts like a mild laxative to lubricate the hairball so it can pass. (Some cats love it like candy.) There are instructions on the tube that will tell you more about it, and you can get it anyplace that sells cat supplies. To help prevent hairballs, you should get a steel-toothed dog comb and groom your cat. This will remove a lot of loose hair. Then wet your hands and pet the cat to remove more loose hair.
You can also buy dry cat food that helps prevent hairballs.

]]> http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet/comment-page-1#comment-1634 distants Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:14:40 +0000 http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet#comment-1634 If, in fact, everything else is okay then this is usually hairballs. And, yes, even if you don't see any hair in the vomit, it can still be this problem. There are many remedies for this from tubes of laxative, even foods that are made for cats with persistent hairballs. You should be able to get a hairball remedy/laxative from your vet or over the counter. If, in fact, everything else is okay then this is usually hairballs. And, yes, even if you don’t see any hair in the vomit, it can still be this problem. There are many remedies for this from tubes of laxative, even foods that are made for cats with persistent hairballs. You should be able to get a hairball remedy/laxative from your vet or over the counter.

]]> http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet/comment-page-1#comment-1633 libby_mc Fri, 13 Nov 2009 07:26:53 +0000 http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet#comment-1633 you could give your cat some petromalt. it probably is a hairball. peace :] you could give your cat some petromalt. it probably is a hairball.
peace :]

]]> http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet/comment-page-1#comment-1632 kearacat Fri, 13 Nov 2009 07:10:27 +0000 http://www.catsproblems.co.uk/cats-symptoms/what-do-i-do-for-my-cat-that-is-throwing-up-and-shows-no-signs-of-illness-when-i-cant-go-to-the-vet#comment-1632 Give the cat hairball medicine. Any store should carry it. Give the cat hairball medicine. Any store should carry it.

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