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I have to throws up clear fluid in the morning occasionally

CheetahTwo

Savannah Super Cat
My two-year-old have to throws up there for occasionally in the morning is it possible he may be drinking his water too fast should I get an elevated – is it from over grooming is it something else? Anyone else have this issue?
 

Snakebike

Savannah Super Cat
Do you have cat grass out for your cat? I have lots of containers out for mine and occasionally when they eat too much of it they throw up clear.
 

Brigitte Cowell

Moderator
Staff member
What is he throwing up, not to be too gross? Is it mainly watery (hence your concern about drinking water too fast), does it have hair in it (thus hairball remedies might be appropriate) or is there food (and some cats do wolf down their breakfast and there are ways to counter that also)...
 

CheetahTwo

Savannah Super Cat
What is he throwing up, not to be too gross? Is it mainly watery (hence your concern about drinking water too fast), does it have hair in it (thus hairball remedies might be appropriate) or is there food (and some cats do wolf down their breakfast and there are ways to counter that also)...

Clear fluid. Nothing in it.


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Brigitte Cowell

Moderator
Staff member
I forgot to ask, how long has this been going on, and is your cat seemingly fine apart from that? Eating, drinking and using the litterbox just fine?
 

Patti

Admin
Staff member
You mentioned this happens 'occasionally' - what is 'occasionally' - couple times a week, once a week, once a month? If it's infrequent I would just monitor him. If it's more than once a month or so I would consider having your vet check him out. You could also try giving him Pepcid to see if that helps (2.5mg daily) but that's a bit of a stab in the dark if you really don't know what's causing the vomiting...
 
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