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my siamese cats are being sick every day

by pat
(England)

Hi please can you advise why my siamese cats are sick every time i feed them, they are both 10 years old and can only keep down tuna or fresh chicken anything else comes back up almost stright away

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my siamese cats are being sick every day

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Aug 05, 2011
Raw
by: Allisha

Raw food is actually a good place to start. I work in a pet food store and when this happens I usually refer such sensitive tummies to raw food. Kibble is really processed which can hurt a cats delicate digestive system. Also kibble does not have enough moisture in it for them to be sufficiently hydrated. Raw is a reasonably priced substitute that is easy to digest, great for their systems, and if they have allergies - they won't react to it. As well, it contains a lot of moisture for them which will help their system overall - especially their stomachs. If you are worried about the protein - don't be. The actual meat content is not very high when put into perspective. It's mostly moisture so it will not effect stool or the stomach as well raw is a more balanced diet as you can switch regularly. I suggest getting a "full meal" or a "dinner" which already includes any necessary veggies they may require as well as meat.

Good luck!

Jul 25, 2011
Success
by: Pat

I have found a food that contains no cereal and my cats appear to love it, they get so excited at meal times and it stays down.
Thankyou so much from me and my lovely cats cleo and jasper for the advise i'm sure that their tummies must feel much better and i will have a lot less carpets and bedding to clean.

Thankyou again
Pat

Jul 16, 2011
Reply
by: Pat

Thankyou for the advise,i will take a look in the pet shop and hope there is a brand without that ingredient in.
I will write back soon with the outcome

Jul 04, 2011
Delicate Digestive Systems
by: Northcousin

Our cat was vomiting often after eating. I researched the problem and found that Siamese cats seem to have a delicate digestive system. Most cat foods have corn and wheat fillers. Since I found a cat food without corn and wheat, she keeps her food down. The fillers expand in their systems and they vomit to make themselves feel better. Without the fillers they eat the right amount and we`re all happy. Good Luck!
..Our cat is a sealpoint Siamese about 8 yrs old.

Jul 04, 2011
Delicate Digestive Systems
by: Northcousin

Our cat was vomiting often after eating. I researched the problem and found that Siamese cats seem to have a delicate digestive system. Most cat foods have corn and wheat fillers. Since I found a cat food without corn and wheat, she keeps her food down. The fillers expand in their systems and they vomit to make themselves feel better. Without the fillers they eat the right amount and we`re all happy. Good Luck!
..Our cat is a sealpoint Siamese about 8 yrs old.

Jul 04, 2011
Delicate Digestive Systems
by: Northcousin

Our cat was vomiting often after eating. I researched the problem and found that Siamese cats seem to have a delicate digestive system. Most cat foods have corn and wheat fillers. Since I found a cat food without corn and wheat, she keeps her food down. The fillers expand in their systems and they vomit to make themselves feel better. Without the fillers they eat the right amount and we`re all happy. Good Luck!
..Our cat is a sealpoint Siamese about 8 yrs old.

Apr 15, 2011
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by: Pat

Yes i have taken them to the vets and was told this is common in older cats and they can develope these problems as they get older, they prescribed a food on presciption but that does not always stay down and is very expensive

Apr 04, 2011
vet
by: angelina diantonio

Have you gotten them checked out at the vet or an amimal clinic?

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