Is there a typical time frame for when an adult cat eats, to when he shouldn't throw up his meal anymore? I fed Casey 1/2 as much as normal at 5:30, and he still hasn't thrown up yet!![]()
Is there a typical time frame for when an adult cat eats, to when he shouldn't throw up his meal anymore? I fed Casey 1/2 as much as normal at 5:30, and he still hasn't thrown up yet!![]()
Catty1: Yes, you as well as others have suggested yogurt and I have tried. Brodie loves it and would eat it all the time. Unfortunately, Brodie also has skin allergies and it seems that the yogurt might have been causing his skin to flare up.I had to take him off of it. I'm trying to get his skin cleared up, hoping that it was just the yogurt and not the food he's on too. I'm already feeding him the 2nd most expensive food available. If we have to feed him the most expensive food available, I'll have to get a second job!
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Casey: I would definitely suggest feeding your cat smaller meals more frequently. We did that with Brodie and he did better. It may be that Casey just eats too fast.
-christa
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We've fed him smaller meals the last 2 days, and he's done a lot better!Thank you for your "listening ear" and for all of your help. It is VERY MUCH appreciated.
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