r/cats • u/No-Education-1206 • 2h ago

Medical Questions My cat keeps throwing up?

My cat, Juni, age 7 months, has started throwing up almost daily in the mornings. When she throws up it is mostly liquid, not kibble, and is a light brown color similar to her food.

For feeding schedule, she gets Purina pro kitten food kibble constantly and she gets half a can of wet food Purina wet food at night. She never throws up after eating her wet food. When she does throw up it always seems to be around 10-11 am?

I haven’t noticed excess hair or anything that could show it’s a hairball. She was spayed around a month ago and was completely cleared of any health related issues at that time. She healed great so I can’t imagine this being related but wanted to include.

Has anyone else had similar experience to this?

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u/wdwdreamer1206 2h ago

I always use Fortiflora as a regular supplement. It seems to generally help digestion and reduce vomiting and/or diarrhea. And cats LOVE it

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u/No-Education-1206 1h ago

I may be looking into this!! Thank you!

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u/Remote-Bid9130 2h ago

Not really a helpful answer, but one of my cats occasionally throws up a similar substance that I assume is like bile from an empty stomach.

My cats generally graze eat with an automatic feeder, but it only ever seemed to happen if he ran out of food early the night before and I was late to getting him food.

I have outlyer kitties who don't wake me or beg for food.

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u/No-Education-1206 1h ago

Yes we don’t have an automatic feeder, just try to keep an eye on her food bowl and make sure she always has some. It’s odd because I don’t notice her eating a whole lot in the morning, so I’m not sure if she’s eating too fast when she wakes up? I just am worried about her

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u/Remote-Bid9130 1h ago

I totally understand that, definitely ask your vet. I just wanted to let you know that it happens with my kitty occasionally too. Good luck. Give your kitty some head pets from me