luckies4me
01-09-2003, 11:55 AM
Well this has been going on for a while, and we haven't been able to cure it, yet. She throws up a lot, probably at least twice a week or more. We have switched her food a few times, but it hasn't helped. Sometimes food comes up and sometimes she just throws up bubbly stuff, If you know what I mean. Anyways, she is going to see an internal specialist tomorrow at 9:30 or 10:30, I forget which time, my bf made the appointment. He also has an appointment for HIS doctor at around the same time for a nasty infection that may claim his toe. It's pretty grose! :eek: :( He's been like this for three years but hasn't done anything about it. He lost the toe after he smashed it, and then it grew back into his foot and got infected, but he hasn't been to the doctors for about a year and hasn't had it treated and now it is yucky!
Anyways, so Houdini is going to see a specialist at her vet, and they are going to do some tests to see why she is vomiting all the time. She may just have a sensitive stomach or maybe allergies. So we may have to switch her to Science Diet Sensitive Stomach or something else depending on what the vet finds out.
So has anyone here dealt with a cat with a sensitive stomach/allergies? I would really like to know your experiences with trying different food etc. and what the outcome was. I am really hoping this is something not more serious! If she has a tumour or something it is very unsafe for her to go under anesthesia because she has a class two heart murmur. :( It wasn't so bad a few years ago when she was spayed but it has grown slightly worse. She would have to undergo a complete blood pannel again and I don't want her to go through all of that, so please pray for my little girl. And for Dan to not have to get his darn toe amputated, eventhough if he didn't neglect the issue he would be fine right now. :rolleyes:
Also, I can't go to the vet with her either! This will be the first time I have not gone to the vet with my pets. Dan is dropping her off, then going to his appointment and then has to go to work, and will pick her up after he gets off work. Although the vet is going to call me and let me know what happens. I'm really worried about her being alone in a srange place for so long and I am worried about Dan too. :( But I still stay cheery!:) Fingers crossed!
Anyways, so Houdini is going to see a specialist at her vet, and they are going to do some tests to see why she is vomiting all the time. She may just have a sensitive stomach or maybe allergies. So we may have to switch her to Science Diet Sensitive Stomach or something else depending on what the vet finds out.
So has anyone here dealt with a cat with a sensitive stomach/allergies? I would really like to know your experiences with trying different food etc. and what the outcome was. I am really hoping this is something not more serious! If she has a tumour or something it is very unsafe for her to go under anesthesia because she has a class two heart murmur. :( It wasn't so bad a few years ago when she was spayed but it has grown slightly worse. She would have to undergo a complete blood pannel again and I don't want her to go through all of that, so please pray for my little girl. And for Dan to not have to get his darn toe amputated, eventhough if he didn't neglect the issue he would be fine right now. :rolleyes:
Also, I can't go to the vet with her either! This will be the first time I have not gone to the vet with my pets. Dan is dropping her off, then going to his appointment and then has to go to work, and will pick her up after he gets off work. Although the vet is going to call me and let me know what happens. I'm really worried about her being alone in a srange place for so long and I am worried about Dan too. :( But I still stay cheery!:) Fingers crossed!