My little girl has just been sick. She doesn't seem unwell immediately after, but you never like to see your baby vomit. She's been in her first heat for a few days now, and I wanted to know if that could be the reason?
Thanks for your replies.
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Yeah, I'll keep an eye on her today since I'm not working at the moment, which is handy.
And she's got a vet appointment tomorrow anyway.
Two minutes later, it didn't stop her from running about, playing, and starting to call for the toms again... she doesn't seem at all bothered about being sick.
She's been sick, but no bile; she's just brought her dry food back up and it's quite compact, if you know what I mean.
Are you sure there’s no way she could have been mated by a tom from outside?
Being in season doesn't cause vomiting, but a pregnant cat can definitely be sick.
Mind you, she might have just been sick if she wolfed her food down too quickly.
I don't think there's any connection, personally.
Does your girl have access to the outdoors?
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