Leo is vomiting clear, foamy liquid

I would take him immediately - I hope you already did. Is there ANYTHING at all she could be eaten/drank that she shouldn't? Chemicals? Medicine? Poison? Please keep us posted...

Take him to the ER and at least get a xray to rule out the real nasty stuff

Do you know what kind of lizzard he ate? Don't many small critters have toxins in their skin to prevent just the thing that happened, being eaten? Maybe he got to a toad that you didn't see?
Don't freak out, try to stay calm and get him back to the vet, or go to a different one. It could also be many other things.

Edit: Ok reread with your edit and you are freaking out. It will be OK, just relax, breathe, and take him back to see someone.

for both of you... Leo come on and get better ... Diabetes is a chronic condition normally , if something like an infection is causing a temp jump in #s then it is not ( though a few in both kitty and human kingdoms claim to cure it).. the liver may get better if a cause for it is found

green anole lizards are not poisonous, just for future reference. My grandmother's cats eat them all the time, same with many geckos. It's usually the snakes and those southern toads that make them sick.

IME high liver enzymes is usually linked to a high fat diet.

and for your furbaby.

things can happen suddenly... was his red or white cell counts elevated?

Is Leo OK?
My cat just started doing the same things.

This morning I woke up and stepped in some liquid brown vomit with a leaf in it. A little bit annoyed, I cleaned it up and didn't think much of it, but since she has been vomiting all day almost every hour and there is no more plants in it and it has gone to a clear foamy liquid.

She has always been a very very lazy cat, but now after she throws up she just plops down on the floor, rather than going back to her 'chair' like normal.

I have been sitting with her all day so I can pick her up and move her to the back porch once she starts to heave and lick her lips.

I don't want to over react, but i'm really worried. My parents are out, and aren't as concerned as I am (as much as they do love her) They say they read on line the some pedeolite (just a small amount) may fix her belly problems for a bit. I am waiting for them to come and bring it.

The vet isn't open and wont be until monday (its saturday)... should i take her to ER?
I'm trying to stay calm...

What kind of a leaf was it? A houseplant? If so, check for the toxicity of that plant. Some are bad; some are harmless.

Omi,

This is serious. You should definitely take your cat to the emergency vet. I highly doubt that this is something that pedialyte can fix. Continuous vomiting like you are seeing can be signs of an obstruction or poisoning, both which can be very serious, even deadly. I would not wait until Monday in a case like this.
I hope your parents understand how serious this can be. Cats are very good at not showing that they are sick so when you start seeing symptoms like you are seeing something is really wrong. Please have your parents take him ASAP!

Please let us know how it goes, OK? I'm sending good vibes your way

So after a little bit of pediolyte and she was fine, then starting roaming around looking for water (checking her bowl, bathroom sinks/toilets etc [all of which were dry]).

I was about to give her some heavily diluted pediolyte but then she suddenly started acting erratically. [grammer?] She went under the table and was about to barf, right when we grabbed and quickly rushed her outside. This time it was blood.

Mum and Dad had to leave again, but are coming home asap to try to get her to ER.

I hope its not Bloat. It may be Poisonous leaves?, but shes not an outdoor cat. She prefers the outdoors to her litterbox, so when she goes outside she usually does her stuff, makes a lap around the house and comes inside. I don't know what plants she eats. Our outdoor hunter cat (that sleeps indoors at night) is fine though.

What can I do in the meantime? She is in the bed we made her outside right now, and we are sitting by the doorway watching telly on the laptop making sure everything is ok.

UPDATE: She just woke up, and is trying to eat plants. We won't let her. Gosh I wish she wasn't sick the night my parents can't be home Still waiting.

Those glucose numbers are definitely not that of a diabetic cat; I had a dear diabetic kitty for 6 yrs.

Just the stress of being at the Vet AND having blood drawn can cause the glucose levels to rise, even up to 300. It's called "stress hyperglycemia." I've had 5 cats for years, they're seniors; the more stressed ones often have elevated glucose when they have their yearly senior panel done. Because I'm paranoid about diabetes, due to having had a diabetic, I periodically check their blood glucose at home, just to keep an eye on it..and it's always nice and normal once they're back home from the Vet.

I would hope your Vet isn't still claiming your cat is diabetic. The fact that the blood glucose came down to 186 is great. It's still a wee bit high but stress can do that for sure.

omi, I don't have any advice for you that you aren't already aware of. Vomiting blood can NOT be good... I'm sorry that your parents are out and you can't get her in right away. Please let us know how things turn out, I hope your little one is OK!!

Wow, this sounds like possibly swallowing some hard object. Time for an ER visit!

So Maggy went to ER last night, and $400 later the vet says she either a) ate something poisonous or b) got bitten by a poisonous bug. He said that she was very low on fluids, so injected some and that she was vomiting so heavily she ruptured capillaries in her stomach to cause the bleeding.

She is a very neurotic rescue cat, and when she came back from the vet she was very afraid of my parents (they had to scruff her to try to get her in the cage). Both cats sleep in my room, which has a bathroom with the litter attached so they don't scratch the furniture. Normally she sleeps at the end of the bed on this flannel blanket they love, but this time she came and slept right next to me, and when I woke up, she was still there. She has been sleeping all day, and just woke up. We have fed her and given her more water/electrolytes. She went to the bathroom, and was peeing fluids which is a good sign. But she still appears weak, swaying as she walks. Shes back in bed now.

The good news is though, she is now at the final stages of a really nasty stomach bug!

THanks so much
-Omi

Omi,

Do you have a regular vet that you take this kitty to? (What's her name, btw?) If you do I would HIGHLY recommend that you call them today (Monday) to see if they think that she should be seen by them? The swaying back and forth as she's walking really worries me and makes me wonder if there may be neurological damage.
Taking her to the regular vet won't be as expensive as the e-vet. They charge a shameful exaggerated amount of money just because they can. Unfortuantely they are your only option in an after hours emergency.
If this has caused some damage or is still having an effect on her taking her to the vet sooner rather than later may actually save you money, not to mention that it will save your cat a lot of suffering and maybe even her life. Your kitty doesn't sound like she's out of the woods yet and she may need more care, maybe more fluids. How is her eating and drinking? Drinking is especially important so keep a close eye on that.

Until your kitty is 100% well I would not let her outside unsupervised even to go potty or run around the house. You want to make sure that she doesn't eat anything. Cats sometimes also take off and hide when they are sick.

Did you ever identify what plant the leaf you found came from? Many houseplants are poisonous for cats. Here is a really good list of plants that are poisonous to cats http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/poison...s.html?print=t. Check if any of your houseplants are on it.

Please come back and let us know how kitty is doing. Thanks for being such a good big sister to her.

Hi Lizita.
Maggie is fine today, some good hours of sleep and water with electrolytes have done her well (we hope).

I think the flopping was mainly due to dehydration, (and no muscle definition, she is a floppy cat!). Haven't seen any flopping today.

She is back to eating and drinking (and sleeping) like usual.

We don't have a vet at the moment. We just moved to Dallas from Tokyo. Before Tokyo we were in Denver. Unable to take our cats to Tokyo, and not wanting to separating they lived with our vet in Denver. Now that we are back they are with us in Dallas (and have not forgotten us after these 3 years!) But in other words, we don't know a vet here. We have emailed Denver vet though.

Thanks again.

So glad to read Maggie seems better, and I think that's smart to contact your old vet for a possible referral in your new home.

FWIW, I take exception to the idea that ER vets charge shameful amounts of money because they can - or, at least I take into account that an ER practice has to be ready for everything, from emergency surgery down, at a moment's notice, at hours and days other vets are not practicing - how much does it cost to maintain the staff and facilities? It's like a human ER - sure, it's less expensive when an illness can be treated on a non-critical basis - but when you need the help on, let's say, 2:00 am Christmas morning - well, how much is it worth that people are there to help you?

There are a number of members here in the Dallas area. Give us some idea what part of town you live in, and someone can probably recommend a vet in that area.