QUOTE(elfreakz @ Aug 4 2008, 07:16 PM)
there are lots of things that cause vomiting:
-like over eating.. eating too much until the stomach full.
-disease or parasites.
-if the cat is in kitten age, it may be possibility intestinal parasites, such as roundworms, tapeworms
or coccidiosis, which occur because of food sensitivity/allergies. sometimes i can also be common or normal for kitten to vomit.
but when you mention hardly to touch your cat stomach and he/she is vomitting, then i guess you really need a vet for check up. It might be something else, it might be serious.
I sent her twice within a month. The vet gave 2 jabs and some antibiotic and syrup to heal gas problem. But nothing change..

Added on August 5, 2008, 12:46 pmQUOTE(spidergirl @ Aug 4 2008, 11:24 PM)
My 11 yr old cat, Hitam, sometimes vomit out her food, sometimes not. But I don't think Hitam has a bloated tummy though.
There are quite a lot of reasons behind this. Indigestion, those reasons mentioned by Elfreakz and even
liver problem. Again, get your cat examined on this since there's no specific answer for this prob.
Here are a list of possible reasons
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1. Hairballs
2. Worms
3. Over eating (particularly dr food)
4. Allergic
5. Thyroid (particularly older cats)
Further reading, go
HERECool, where did you buy FURminator? It looks interesting in the website. Like a razor that removes unwanted hair. I hope my cats won't go botak cos of this, lol.

You bought the comb for cats right? How much does it cost?
The vet aredi gave her a jab for liver.. but no change. a week later we go for another jabs, but still.. no change at all. we cannot deworm her at this moment until the hard-stomach symptom disappear..

I hope she'll get well soon. She's just 10 month old cutie..
A fren bought for me in Singapore. It costs me S$50.50 = RM121. But another girl from Rabbit Forum V6 got it from ebay with RM90 including postage fee... It works best on DSH cat and rabbits (dogs too.. but u must find a suitable size depends on ur pets). Suitable during molting time or weekly grooming. No fur-snowing like before.. Hee

Added on August 5, 2008, 12:47 pmQUOTE(Redrider @ Aug 5 2008, 12:19 PM)
Is there any cat lovers here feed their cats with Royal Canin? if yes where can i buy it through online?
Online will cost u more bcoz it will excluded postage fee.. Try to find it from a petshop nearby... Now all pet food price raised up.. pening wooo
This post has been edited by nicoty_yne: Aug 5 2008, 12:47 PM