In a message dated 3/1/2007 3:25:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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in that case, take the little blighter to a vet ... in my experience,
cats do not vomit like that unless they're seriously ill.
Hmmmm.....not necessarily true....I have two cats - both of whom vomit with
amazing regularity. The main problem seems to be nothing besides the fact
that they eat too damn much and they eat it too damn fast. The standard
scenario seems to be thus: Wake up from 4 hour nap, wander into the kitchen, eat
as if there's no tomorrow, stop eating, walk thirteen steps to the living
room carpeting, stop, gag as if you're going to die any minute, puke, look
surprised, spend 5 or 10 minutes attempting to cover it up by shredding the
carpeting around the pile of vomit, give up, lay down, fall back asleep.
They do this, no pun intended, ad-nauseam.
Lo
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