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- Long term occasional vomiting
- Vomiting that occurs with bile which may be yellow or green and/or foamy. There is normally not a large amount of liquid
- Weight Loss
- Disinterest in Food
- Excessive Drooling
- True Vomiting. Vomiting is accompanied with nausea and a cat may drool and refuse food. Some will lick their lips and may be depressed for a few hours. The abdomen forcefully contracts before and during a vomit. Your cat may gag and retch.
- Regurgitation: Regurgitation is when undigested food is brought back up from the stomach. There are no abdominal contractions and a cat is not nauseous. There are several potential causes including eating too quickly. Bile should not be seen.
- Hairball: Hairballs are regurgitated or cleared from your cat’s stomach in a manner that may seem similar to vomiting. They cat may heave for several moments attempting to clear the hairball and may also bring up a small amount of stomach fluid or regurgitated food with the hairball due to the aggressive coughing.
- Intestinal Inflammation
- Irritation of the Stomach Lining (gastritis)
- Pancreatitis
- Cholangiohepatitis
- Improper Diet
- Parasites
- Infection
- An obstruction
- Liver Disease
- Kidney Disease
- Toxin ingestion
- Cancer
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