I Find White Vomit In My Yard Every Day And It Is Not My Dog Or Cat

My cat is very weak. Didn't eat for 2 days not drinking water at all. Vomited with a round worm in yellow liquid. Took her to vet she gave a dewormer. Now kitten is very weak and breathing heavily. What can I do?

I concur with the advice to consult a vet. I had a similar experience when my cat suddenly stopped eating. Took him to the vet and they couldn't find anything wrong after an exhaustive battery of tests; he was hospitalized for 4 days.The vet finally gave me the surgical option to insert a feeding tube from his neck, either that or he'll die. I gave permission for the procedure and took him home the next day. I made him a comfortable bed in the bedroom closet and injected food and water through the feeding tube every 8 hours. He was near death for 2 weeks, but miraculously recovered after a month. We never found the cause of his illness. Cats are resilient creatures and in many cases they often get worse before getting better. Give her love and care, and whatever the vet prescribes, and you will have given her every fighting chance to pull through.

Why does my cat eat grass every day then throw up? Is that okay?

I took my beloved kitty outside for years. He ate a lot of grass and then started to not eat as much food and was also throwing up. The first stupid vet I took him to said he would eat when he was hungry and cats throw up a lot. This is so totally wrong! When I became dissatisfied with this answer I took him to a natural vet who said he had IBD and I should force feed him. Well, you can imagine what that attempt did for our relationship. In the end it turned out that he had stomach/intestine cancer. When he started to get uncomfortable with the cancer I had him put to sleep. In hindsight, I think all the chemicals our condo assc puts on the lawn every year poisoned him and caused the cancer. (I wonder what it is doing to people’s grandchildren who play on the lawn)A cat eating grass is not a big problem. A cat throwing up everyday is a BIG problem. Take your kitty to the vet NOW. He may just have IBD and if treated promptly will not turn into something more serious. If I had been better informed at the time I would have switched my cat over to raw food to ease the IBD. Good luck and I hope your kitty gets better!

My cat is very weak. Didn't eat for 2 days not drinking water at all. Vomited with a round worm in yellow liquid. Took her to vet she gave a dewormer. Now kitten is very weak and breathing heavily. What can I do?

I concur with the advice to consult a vet. I had a similar experience when my cat suddenly stopped eating. Took him to the vet and they couldn't find anything wrong after an exhaustive battery of tests; he was hospitalized for 4 days.The vet finally gave me the surgical option to insert a feeding tube from his neck, either that or he'll die. I gave permission for the procedure and took him home the next day. I made him a comfortable bed in the bedroom closet and injected food and water through the feeding tube every 8 hours. He was near death for 2 weeks, but miraculously recovered after a month. We never found the cause of his illness. Cats are resilient creatures and in many cases they often get worse before getting better. Give her love and care, and whatever the vet prescribes, and you will have given her every fighting chance to pull through.

Is my dog vomiting on purpose?

I don’t think dogs would vomit on purpose. Find a new Veterinarian that will help you more than just saying he is healthy. There are many reasons that a dog would vomit.Make sure his poop is solid and then break it open and see if there are any signs of wiggly little white pieces that look like rice. If there are any, then that means he definitely has worms and a vet needs to tell you what kind and give you the medication to treat it. If his poop is not solid, then he most likely has an upset stomach as well.Is he eating to quickly? It seemed to reduce the frequency of vomiting when you started feeding him smaller meals. I’m wondering if he is not chewing his food enough. You might try spreading his food out so that he has to walk more to eat and this will result in him eating slower.Is he eating a dry food diet or a wet food diet or combination? Too much dry food could mean that he isn’t getting enough oils and fats in his diet. Too much wet food means he might not be getting enough fiber. You might try adding a little pumpkin puree to his food. It has been known to calm upset stomachs in dogs and is high in fiber. The amount would depend on the dogs size. A 10 lb. dog might only need 1/2 a teaspoon where a 200 lb. dog might need 1/2 a cup.Does he always have plenty of clean cool water available?Are you changing foods on him? A dogs stomach will get used to certain brands of food and an abrupt change in diet can cause an upset stomach. I would recommend gradually changing him over to a dog food made for sensitive stomachs.Dogs can have allergies to certain foods also. I have heard of dogs being allergic to different grains, veggies, meats, eggs and even peanut butter. This is a long process and you would have to do some home cooking to determine what the allergy could be. You would start with a single ingredient like boiled chicken. If no reaction to that, after a few days you can add something like rice. Keep introducing new foods every few days until you find ones that he has a problem with. I would introduce foods in the order that the ingredients are listed of the dog food label you are feeding as long as you start with a meat. If you run into an ingredient that causes him problems, you have found something he is allergic to and know to avoid foods with that item in the future.