My cat is vomiting cleat and foamy

My cat started throwing up Thursday after eating grass. Then on friday he began moaning and throwing up. I took him to vet and they told me that he had a gastric problem. They have him digestive care can food but he wont eat it. He will only eat his kimble but only a little. How long does it normally take to get over gastric issues.

My cat has been vomiting very frequently this past week(2-3 times a day including in the middle of the night). He does not act any differently though, he does not have diarrhea, he still eats, does not seem to be in any type of pain, and he goes throughout his day as usual. He also drinks water very regularly. He is about 10 to 11 years old and has never had any serious illnesses. Me and my family are hoping you could point us in the right direction of what we should do.

My kitten has been vomiting frequently, nothing has changed in her diet and she hasn’t been exposed to anything. She eats wet/ Sheba and kibble food. I try to feed them at 6am and 6 pm. Not sure what the issue is

My cat started vomiting undigested food on Thursday so we put him off food until Friday morning which he did again then he vomited yet again even though I fed nothing more than a teaspoon he throws up his food almost 15 minutes after he eats and throws up bile an hour and a half later I couldn’t get ahold of any vets because we don’t have clinics until I was able to get a vet that night he gave him an antibiotic shot then a shot for stomach worms and a pill he told us to wait an hour and a half and then feed him again which caused him to throw up once again everything he ate. Following that from 1:30 am until 11 am he threw up approximately 10 times all of which were what seemed to be bile and it had blood once in it as well. On Saturday the vet was open and he administered an iv and an antibiotic shot which helped stop the vomiting so after 18 hours we fed him the smallest bit of rice and wet food. Again he did not throw up following that I gave him oral anti biotic 4 hours after he ate and 3 hours have passed and he just throw up again something green with a little bit of rice. The vet says it’s normal but I’m worried its gonna start another pattern of vomiting. As for his level of activity he’s walking around and he seems hungry with an appetite but he’s obviously not his usually playful self.

My cat, milo stopped eating once. I thought maybe he might eat the next day. But it started vomiting. Took him To the vet. He put 2 injections and an ORS which he later again vomited. He has been on IV since then. And it’s the 4th day i have tried to give him liquid and food but it throws up. What should i do

My cat is 3 months old and is suffering from gastro infection and hypo thermos it is very hard for him to recover as he is very small and weak.he puked onece and was loose deficating in sleep without consious ness.doctor said they can't guarantee his living.

Hi. Lucien has had diaherroa for months now. He has had stool test done and it came back clear of any worms or parasites. However whatever it is has now, effected another of my cats. They have uncontrollable stools watery stools.The vet can't figure out what it is and keeps prescribing us Antibiotics and probiotics. This is doing nothing and unfortunately it has come to us having to crate them in order to contain it. Any idea what it could be I was thinking maybe a rota virus or Gastroenteritis. I just want my boys to feel better and not have to be,trapped in a crate.please help.

Both of my cats (Winnie 6 year old Maine coon and Hastings 5 year old rescue) started throwing up a bunch then their appetites went way down and started to have diarrhea. I finally put 2 and 2 together and realized it started with a new bag of food (same good they’ve had for 5 years, natural balance salmon and pea) which they are now refusing to eat no matter what yummy treat I mix it with. So I take the bag back to bosleys and notice the year of the best before date is scratched off. The manager says there’s a good chance the bag was out of date and refunds me. We also pick out a higher quality of food to switch them to. Hastings eats the new food and gets better immediately. Winnie still refuses to eat and is starting to be very lethargic. I take Winnie in to the vet and we get full blood panel and pee tested. The only thing that’s showing is she has some chrystals in her pee. So we put her on special food to break those down. She only gets worse so we go back in and this time we get an X-ray. It shows something in her upper intestines but not what it is. This is where I make a terrible decision as an owner and I’m constantly beating myself up for this. I decided not to get the ultrasound but to have exploratory surgery. Because at this point she can barely walk and Im so worried and feel big action needs to be taken. I also had so much trust in the natural balance food so assumed the blockage would be something she needed removed. But as you may have guessed the blockage was a build up of poop. She hadn’t gone in about a week at this point. Nothing else was bad except her liver was starting to not look great since she wasn’t eating or drinking. I was already syringing water into her at this point and we add on syringing Urgent care wet food inti her as well. No improvement almost a week later so we go in to get fluids injected and we're also given metonia to hopefully get her to move the poop down the intestines since it’s stuck up top. There’s still no improvement or bowel movement a few days later. And all of a sudden she starts grunting and moaning and her pupils go from slits to saucepans over and over. I pick her up to rush her to the vet and when I do a few tiny pieces of poo come out. It’s clear the blockage moved down but she has no strength to push it out. So we finally gave her an enima. That was just two days ago. My vet still seems unsure of what it is but suspects it might be gastroenteritis. After doing what I can on google I think so too. I’ve reported it to natural balance and they say the bag was not out of date but maybe got damaged in transport. If there was a small hole in the bag the food would have spoiled and had a similar reaction to poisoning Winnie. They’re doing an “investigation” now but I don’t expect they will take responsibility. To those who may be questioning why Hastings got better and Winnie didn’t, it’s most likely because she’s a pure bread and therefore has a weaker immune system. She’s so badly off right now. Not even able to stand. If anyone has had something like this happen please share. And if a vet has any insight I would so appreciate it.