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Okay so, good news! He's not facing imminent death. At least not according to the vet.  She said, if the vomiting is not solely because of crazy food scarfing, she has three thoughts due to his age, from most to least likely -  Hyperthyroidism ( we got blood drawn on him to check for this at...

I'm still going to go today, if only to discuss possible options to treat the over-grooming. I can't imagine what he'd be stressed over, he doesn't have to contend with the much younger cats for food, water, litter box, or even attention. If I'm home he has me to himself for the most part. ...

I've thought a lot about this over the years that I've had my cat - especially recently as he's been getting up there in age.  I'm in a serious relationship ( though thankfully with someone who understands many things about me, including my love for my cat ) but we don't have children. Maybe we...

Small update, since I am home from work and not trying to find a signal and type on my phone!  He seemed to be as happy to see me as ever. His appetite is still absolutely unaffected - I was definitely getting the "but mom I'm hungry" meows. Jumped around the room when I got home, as is his...

- I feed him Purina Naturals dry food, twice daily ( usually before I leave for work and after I come home, roughly 8 am and 9 pm ) - This vomiting started within the last three to four days. I can't say exactly for sure on that. But definitely very recently. - The last change to his eating...

So I'm sort of to the point where this is causing me pretty serious concern and since I have to work today, I can't take my cat to the vet. Help me internet!  The cat in question is, I want to say, starting to push 14 - 15 years old. He seems to be fine other than the fact that he's a) groomed...