When there’s hair in the goopy mess, it’s tempting to blame hairballs (vets call them trichobezoars). When cats vomit up ...

Cat owners must understand why their pets vomit. Vomiting can signal dietary issues, infections, or serious organ problems. Observing vomit colour and content offers clues. Frequent vomiting, blood, ...

If you’ve ever watched your cat gorge themselves on food and then immediately vomit that undigested food up onto your brand-new living room rug, you may have asked yourself, “do anti-vomit cat bowls ...

Here's what might be going on, plus available treatment options. While it’s normal for your cat to vomit every once in a while—whether it’s from a hairball or eating something they shouldn’t have—if ...

It's not uncommon for cats to have sensitive stomachs. Some cats are born with irritable digestive tracts, and others develop sensitivity due to old age or certain health conditions. If your cat ...

If you’re a cat owner, you know the sound. Your cat has just finished munching on some food, when out of nowhere they retreat to some corner and start convulsing. No, they’re not having a seizure or ...

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