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    Chronic vomiting/ not digesting food

    Ok, so he has been to the vet... See above. Vet said its hair balls and he eats too fast. He has been on URINARY FORMULA food for years because he is prone to crystals in his bladder. So changing foods is not really an option. This "diet" is not new. And nothing has really changed in the...
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    Chronic vomiting/ not digesting food

    Also, he is morbidly obese. I don't like feeding him less than he wants, but he is old and arthritic and he needed to lose weight. For a cat his size, he should weigh around 10 lbs, not close to 20. This is not my fault, I told my gram forever to not give him people food, but apparently that's...
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    Chronic vomiting/ not digesting food

    He's fed once a day because he was my grandmothers cat and she was in and out of hospitals and nursing homes for about 8 months before she passed away and he was being fed with an auto feeder. No one was available to go to her house everyday multiple times a day to feed the cat, the least amount...
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    Chronic vomiting/ not digesting food

    Charlie weighs 17.2 lbs. down from 18.6 in December. He has urinary problems because my grandmother fed him a lot of people food when she was alive and the neighbors would give him anythjng they had left over. He no longer goes outside nor lives in that area I've been trying to cut back on...
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    Chronic vomiting/ not digesting food

    I have a 12-13 year old mainecoon mix who was a stray in the neighborhood whom we took in about 10 years ago. About 4-5 years ago he started vomiting his food and we always thought is was because he ate too fast so he was given several small meals a day. Recently, I've noticed that he's not been...
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