My lousy kittens-help!
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Hey peeps,
how many of you here have cats/kittens at home? Just wanna ask does your cat vomit a lot?
Dunno why my kittens seem to be vomitting(accompanied by diarrhea) for the past few days. i check online and those could be a sign of food intolerance, then i remembered that my dad fed them milk (which they really really like) last week...arghh..could it be lactose intolerance?
they are still active and eating well even with the vomitting and diarrhea, not sure if i should bring them to the vet. arghhh...am changing them in the middle fo the night too!! poor kitties! get well soon pls pls pls plspls....
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maybe ur kitten is sick ba..
wat did u feed it with besides milk?
bring it to a vet? -
Vomitting + Diarrhoea is quite serious, correct me if I'm wrong. I'd strongly suggest that you bring your kitten to a vet.
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yeah..i know its serious but they don seem restless...etc...am thinking of sending them to a vet too. SEE a doc and stop everything once and for all. if not, they suffer and i suffer too.Originally posted by aRcTiC_sTaR:Vomitting + Diarrhoea is quite serious, correct me if I'm wrong. I'd strongly suggest that you bring your kitten to a vet.
anyway, to those interested adopters who pm me, i have already replied. pls take note that having a pet is a lifetime commitment and when they become sick, they will need a vet and those stuff cost money. Be prepared and pls dun dump them away.
*today, one stray kitten near my house kenna bang by car and died. damn! why are there so many stray cats near my house? -
Dunno why my kittens seem to be vomitting(accompanied by diarrhea) for the past few days. i check online and those could be a sign of food intolerance, then i remembered that my dad fed them milk (which they really really like) last week...arghh..could it be lactose intolerance?
It's saddening everytime to come across something like this... the reason why the kittens (and all humans, in fact) love milk, is because our bodies are all craving for more healthy raw fats, which is what milk was originally intended to provide, in the original raw state.
Once milk is pasteurized (and all commercially available milk is pasteurized), the fats have their biochemistry permanently altered, and the fats/milk becomes unusable to the cat/animal/human body, and instead of supporting good health (as originally intende), the (cooked fats) now contributes to all kinds of disease, as a result of storing toxins (including carcinogens like nitrosamines in cooked foods, especially cooked meat).
The even sadder thing is, most likely nobody reading this will take these words seriously. *shrugs in resignation*
(Just in case of a miracle and someone here realizes I'm speaking the truth, for interested persons please Google and peruse the work of "Aajonuns Vonderplanitz". -
huh? really? so we are harming ourselves by drinking milk? damn, i love milk.
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Viral Infection
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could be. but am thinking more on lactose intolerance due to the milk. vomitting could be due to furball. gonna wait and see, if still continues then confirm go vet if not they will die.
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Merry Meet Jell_o,Originally posted by jell_o:Hey peeps,
how many of you here have cats/kittens at home? Just wanna ask does your cat vomit a lot?
Dunno why my kittens seem to be vomitting(accompanied by diarrhea) for the past few days. i check online and those could be a sign of food intolerance, then i remembered that my dad fed them milk (which they really really like) last week...arghh..could it be lactose intolerance?
they are still active and eating well even with the vomitting and diarrhea, not sure if i should bring them to the vet. arghhh...am changing them in the middle fo the night too!! poor kitties! get well soon pls pls pls plspls....
Just normal milk you fed them, well cats can't really take milk unless specialised milk powder for them. Stop feeding them for a day & see how. Give them solid foods after that if the diarrhea stop. If still not well you got to bring them to vet if not might die of dehydration. Vomitting is very dangerous, may not be just the milk, possible some virus infection or internal parasites. Hope they will be fine.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos