one of our cats used to regurgitate it's food every time. Then another
one would come along and eat the still-warm vomit. Come to think of
it, Katie used to vomit, then eat somone else's warm food vomit. Or,
more wierdly, she'd vomit, then start eating her own vomit. I got used
to that body-shaking warning. "No, fuck off you bugger, not in my
shoes, not this time."
As P didn't mention food ...
On 3/1/07, Laura Heidy <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> In a message dated 3/1/2007 3:25:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
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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.
>
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>
>
> 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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