UPDATE: They were roundworms, and Spot received medication. He's doing well so far.
Hello to all the users, I'm a new user here. I guess I'll start off my first post with this. Spot is my kitten who is around 4 months old. He LOVES playing with rubber bands so I made sure to store them in places where he won't find them. A few days prior (2 days ago perhaps), Spot was making gagging noises and he threw up, but nothing actually came out, it was just some sort of foamy residue left on the carpet. After this, he plays well, he sleeps well and eats well. Today, however, he gagged the same way as he did before, and he threw up, same foam like residue, but along came out something that looks either like a worm, or a rubber band. I THINK it is a rubber band, just coiled up, but it kind of moved a bit at first so I thought it may have been a dead worm of some sort, but I'm PRETTY sure it's a rubber band. Anyway, after this, he's still eating normally (I feed him wet canned food, and of course, water is out for him 24/7). He doesn't seem to be in pain or seem to be sick or anything, but I'm not sure if I should take him to the vet. I'll post some pictures of what he threw up. I'm not sure if this is a common thing for cats to do.
Hello to all the users, I'm a new user here. I guess I'll start off my first post with this. Spot is my kitten who is around 4 months old. He LOVES playing with rubber bands so I made sure to store them in places where he won't find them. A few days prior (2 days ago perhaps), Spot was making gagging noises and he threw up, but nothing actually came out, it was just some sort of foamy residue left on the carpet. After this, he plays well, he sleeps well and eats well. Today, however, he gagged the same way as he did before, and he threw up, same foam like residue, but along came out something that looks either like a worm, or a rubber band. I THINK it is a rubber band, just coiled up, but it kind of moved a bit at first so I thought it may have been a dead worm of some sort, but I'm PRETTY sure it's a rubber band. Anyway, after this, he's still eating normally (I feed him wet canned food, and of course, water is out for him 24/7). He doesn't seem to be in pain or seem to be sick or anything, but I'm not sure if I should take him to the vet. I'll post some pictures of what he threw up. I'm not sure if this is a common thing for cats to do.
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