Milo throwing up, arghhhhh

[krazyaboutkatz]

I sure hope that it's not anything serious. My cat Sunny is my barf boy because he gets very hungry and he'll eat his food too fast. I have to be sure to give him small portions and wait a while before I feed him the next one. I now do this with all of my cats. I also try to feed them at the same time every day and I feed them 4 small feedings. My cats are on Innova Evo wet and dry because my cat Starr has to be on a grain free diet. I mix Sunny's dry food with a little wet and a little water so he'll eat slower. Good luck.

[kb2yjx]

I posted under the thread in Cat Health....

[RedHedd]

Mitzi does this too occasionally. She gets really bad hairballs that make her miserable. I had her on Science Diet Hairball formula but it really wasn't helping. I'm convinced she has a sensitive stomach so I'm trying that Pet Promise food that Jen is feeding Bravehart - no animal byproducts and Mitzi loves it AND no more throwing up so far this week.

I've also discovered that the Temptations hairball treats are the perfect solution to her hairballs. She hates Petromalt, but loves the Temptation treats and they work to help her pass the hairballs out the *ahem* other end

[lorn]

Thanks for all the advice.
It is deffo not hairballs, as he has no hair...lol
And it is all his food he is throwing up..
We should have blood results back tomorrow.
He has just started this in the past couple of weeks, he is one yr now and up until now has been fine on his food.
argghhhhh. What a worry. He threw up in the middle of the night again, so its not right after he eats, its just random.
Im scared that if he is going to throw up all the time that he will end up skin and bones.