SPCOxion (2013-07-01 03:40:09)

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Mmkay. So, over the past week and a half, my cat has been throwing up a lot. I want to use Yahoo! Answers, but Yahoo is being mean and won't let me register without a phone number.

I'm gonna start feeding him less tomorrow, since my family always keep their bowls full. Except for their water. Is there anything else I should do is that doesn't work?

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Mewtwo21 (2013-07-01 03:41:13)

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can't you take it to a vet.

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Mercenary (2013-07-01 03:49:19)

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http://ezinearticles.com/?Help---My-Cat-Keeps-Throwing-Up&id=3680018

Hope it helps.

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SPCOxion (2013-07-01 03:53:26)

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If we could afford it.
@Mewtwo21

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carlos11 (2013-07-01 03:53:47)

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I suggest you seek medical attention rather than seeking answers in our advice.

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Screamer (2013-07-01 03:56:18)

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Taking cats to the vet? Please, we had a cat live fifteen years without any medical attention.

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Ron1212 (2013-07-01 04:07:38)

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Did you even bother to click on the link Illuminati posted? @SPCOxion

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carlos11 (2013-07-01 04:09:02)

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Perhaps your cat owed its longevity to never being seriously ill.

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SPCOxion (2013-07-01 04:57:43)

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(First comment) I don't want to risk any money. I'll wait to see if he's still having the problem after we stop keeping his bowl full 24/7. If it is, then we'll go to the vet or something.

(Second comment) Possibly. We picked him up off the street, so we don't really know anything about him before that.
@carlos11

Not at the time that comment was posted. I typed my response to Mewtwo21 before I read it. I didn't feel like copy-and-pasting the comment after reading it.
@Ron1212

Thanks, that's probably the most helpful thing posted yet. If the problem persists, I'll use that article as a guide.
@Illuminati

Not every cat is the same.
@Screamer

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2013-07-01 11:57:54

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Mametchi (2013-07-01 05:21:21)

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It could be because your cat is rejecting the food you're feeding it, try switching.

If the problem persists, your cat may have eaten something that made its stomach go horribly wrong.

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SPCOxion (2013-07-01 05:36:54)

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Like I didn't try that...

Again, no two cats are the same. Also, I like to interact with people. Build on information that very well may be unique.
@Blender

We've had that problem before. Is it possible for that to happen twice?
@Mametchi

Also, now that I think about it, the problem may be the litter. I'll check it tomorrow, see if it's usable, and if it is, I'll check his paws for anything that might hurt him when he steps in the litter.
Also, building off that and something else I've considered, is it possible for constipation/dehydration to cause cats to do this?

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Mametchi (2013-07-01 05:39:32)

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The heat outside is singeing, it may be that. Keep your cat indoors and with plenty of water.

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SPCOxion (2013-07-01 05:43:10)

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I always keep him indoors, and we just put in a secondary AC for summer.

Not sure about water, though. Hence why I asked about dehydration. I'll make sure he gets enough.

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Ron1212 (2013-07-01 06:49:54)

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OK

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Jason2k14 (2013-07-01 12:39:55)

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^

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