Some cats get a little too excited about their food, wolf down way too much way too fast, throw it all up immediately, and then eat a more reasonable amount. If that's was a behavior she had had all her life it's unfortunate but probably not much cause for concern without any weight loss, decrease in activity level, or other symptoms. However, this is a new phenomenon for her and sometimes it's liquid, which means it's not just too much too fast. If she hasn't had senior bloodwork done recently now would be a good time to have it done in light of these vommitting episodes; you might catch a problem early. My 12 year old adoptive brother cat just had a senior panel done after we noticed he'd been overly eager to steal people food and he was diagnosed with early hyperthyroid disease- you'll be really glad you did if you find something wrong and really relieved if you find out nothing serious is wrong and she's just developed food sensitivity or something.

Cali answered on 1/19/12. Helpful? / 0