Siamese cat cant keep food down. Currently on dry sensitive range and still no luck. Can anyone suggest?

Answer 1

You should have it checked out by the vet

Answer 2

If you have a pet supplies store near you look to see if they carry Royal Canin, that company makes a food especially for Siamese cats with this problem, it's called Royal Canin Siamese 38. A good food too, my diabetic cat is on it for the protein and the low carbs.

It's gentler on the stomach and only runs $11 a bag, which will last the whole month. The regular grocery stores don't have this, but any pet supplies place can order it for you if they don't usually carry this brand.

Answer 3

Your cat may be over eating. If her tummy is a bit on the tender side, try giving her small frequent meals. Start off by giving her water first...then offer a small plate of food, very small, increase it a bit until she tolerates a bit more. She may be sooo hungry by the time she eats, that she feels she needs to gorge herself. Some will simply gorge because the food is offered all the time and they eat as much as they want with no restrictions. For these types of animals, a loaded feeder is not a good idea.

Answer 4

I used to have a cat that could not always keep down food what we used to give him was plain white boiled rice, plain cooked chicken plus raw egg beaten, also raise the food dish by putting something under it like an old biscuit tin.

Answer 5

Take the kitty to the vet... If he's been vomiting, he could become severely dehydrated which will kill him.

Then maybe try a neutral, good quality food like California Natural Chicken and Rice.

Answer 6

Speak to vets on phone, they will tell you whether you need to take your cat to see them. You could try boiled chicken in the mean time. That normally works.

Answer 7

Take him to the vet. A mild wet food may be best for awhile. Ask your vet.

Answer 8

I even have 3 cats that vomit somewhat in many cases. I even have got here upon that canned, floor foodstuff is superb for them. a number of of of them continuously has subject once I supply them the canned foodstuff with entire products of meat or fish in it. The canned foodstuff facilitates them to get extra moisture of their diets. that's good with the aid of fact tom cats seem to inherently have a great sort of bladder problems, exceptionally later of their lives. Cooked "human" foodstuff isn't a great answer out of your vet. tom cats choose for purine of their diets that purely commercial cat foodstuff has in it. in the experience that your cat is an outdoors cat, they get some foodstuff from eating grass and (yep!) bugs...yet, a weight loss application of entire meat is undesirable for them. Your cat is probably nevertheless recuperating additionally. verify she has adequate fluid.

Answer 9

try kitten food or if that dont work give him/her some off cuts of boiled fish with a little bit of boiled rice

Answer 10

bring it to the vet soon