Welcome to Pet Talk. I have a cat, Pidgelet, who was vomiting and it's because she was backed up, so to speak, and needed an enema to clean her out. If they can't go, it nauseates them. I wouldn't recommend an enema w/out checking w/your vet first to find out what's going on. My cat is over 20 years old and yours is 17, so senior cats need extra care. It could also be a sign of kidney problems. I had another cat, Puddy, w/chronic renal failure who vomited whenever her kidneys were acting up. I don't want to sound pessimistic but I think a vet visit is in order, just to be safe. It could be nothing but why take the chance? Good luck and please keep us posted.
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