Her vet says its "just regurgitation" like its no big deal. Its a mess that I have cleaned in different places of the house nearly every day for the year we have had her.
She eats fine, and after a while she starts swallowing- as if it is coming up and she is trying to swallow it back down. Eventually her stomach starts pumping and she is barfing most of it up. It is just wet, digested dry food.
We have tried changing foods, softening the food with water, lifting the bowl up, giving her smaller portions, and kept her out of human food.
I thought it would eventually stop, but it hasn't, and she is still so thin. I want her to gain weight and be healthy, and I want to stop having to clean it up.
My mother suggested that it could be a gluten allergy (a protien in flour)- any ideas on how I could check for that (other than buying gluten-free food and trying it)?
She is the only pet in the house, and the only cat I've ever had that does this.
2007-06-09
04:36:33
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