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The Dark Side of Cat Ownership (14)

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23 Oct 08, 8:52 AM
MissLibertyDelacroix
UK, 8 yrs

Thank you!

Kittycat's much better this morning... all bouncy and chirping away

She's had a small portion of biccies & so far, has managed to keep them down.

SadisticPGK wrote:
My old lady (she's 17ish - we think) regularly vomits..always has done... likes to do it best on freshly washed (or better yet, new) rugs... she's also recently taken to pooing 6 inches out side the front of her litter tray - bless her!

Hope your KitKat gets better soon.

PGK

23 Oct 08, 8:54 AM
MissLibertyDelacroix
UK, 8 yrs

Doesn't sound daft...

Mine eat grass too

If I don't provide it... they eat my houseplants (kitty friendly ones)

domtom4u wrote:
might i suggest that you go outside & grab some grass, as cats & dogs use it like medicine for their tum,s ( yes i know it sounds daft ) but it does work with our whiskers-who we dote on like any parent.

23 Oct 08, 8:58 AM
MissLibertyDelacroix
UK, 8 yrs

Kitty has stopped vomiting and has managed to eat a small meal.

She's definitely back to normal.

No growling... lots of chirping.

23 Oct 08, 8:27 PM
Braondras_Wench
UK, 5 yrs

Omg i have a 17 year old tortie and she has trouble hitting the litter tray too, she's not too bad for vomiting onbly twice this year, once on my duvet and once on my pillow

Still for an old lady she thinks she's a kitten, no wait..... actually she thinks she's a dog!

I do hope your cat is well on the road to recovery.

Hope your KitKat gets better soon.

PGK

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