Boo may have an allergy or sensitivity to a particular ingredient in the wet food he's tried. I would suggest that you try a number of wet foods, gradually introducing each new food, and see if you can isolate a particular ingredient that causes the vomiting.

Ralphie had chronic diarrhea as a kitten, and upon trying grain-free food, it resolved in one day. I've read that grain sensetivities are not uncommon in cats, and that was the problem with Ralphie. Later, when we introduced some new wet food options, the diarrhea returned in a milder form when he ate food with beef. Since determining his trouble with grains and beef and eliminating those from his diet, he's had no food-related digestive problems.

We have both our cats on an all-canned diet of high-protein grain-free foods, with a variety of brands and protein sources. I worry about the seemingly-constant food recalls, and want to make sure they have a good variety of foods they will eat and that their tummies tolerate well.

Ralphie & Randy answered on 12/27/11. Helpful? / 1