 Purred: Sat Apr 10, '10 9:57pm PST |
 | |  | | How are you doing Cameron? Mom learned a new thing the other day (that probably many of you know..mom's learning much now that we're 12 plus fosters) She was wondering why a kitty would gag, cough and sometimes throw-up even after they had passed a hairball(like the second time, mom figured if no hairball why is he doing it again) Vet told her that besides the hairball lump there could be loose hair in throath, stomach so he's tryng to get rid of it all..she thought once the hairball was out that was it until the next but not always.
Also one of the fosters here gags always when mom give him his evening meal but not in the morning, or other times he eats, snacks(he's still growing she wondered about that too.
Vet said that kitty could have an overproduction of gastric acid that builds up during the day and by eve there's enough that the smell of food will make him gag.
Anyways about you, we hope you found out something more concrete from your vet, sneezing could be respiratory infection, calici, allergies, he'd know. Purrs to you |  |  | |  |
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still eating, drinking, and playing and no discharge from eyes or nose. if nothing has changed by morning, it's off to the vet for an exam.
