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Tina


My cat throws up every few days, could it be related to food (cat chow)? Or something enviromental? Or..?

She's a mixed breed, medium hair, small cat, about 7 years old.

This has been going on for years, she doesn't seem to be in distress, other than throwing up. It's gross and I'm tired of it.

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sunluv

Give your cat a half a tea spoon of hydrogen peroxide
one time a week in her food for 2 months she sounds like she has a blockage and this should clear it up


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skullziez123

Make sure you have no plants that are poisonous to cats in your neighborhood or backyard, and try testing for worms.


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Ramkitten

Cats do naturally regurgitate fur balls from grooming themselves. So, naturally, there may be food in the mix. I've never known a cat that DOESN'T do this. There are fur ball remedies you can try, but I would ask a vet for a recommendation.


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