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my kitten is vomiting
15 f
my kitten keeps vomiting. but like not really vomiting shes throwing spit. and its like shes choking and then sput comes out. i go to school so i really cant check and make sure that shes not vomiting qaround the house. i dont want to step on it. like i said its not really vomiting its like spititng but like shes chocking and then the spit coems out. she goes alott on my bed and i dont want her to vomit there. what should i do thanks.
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sounds like a hairball. my cat does it all the time. keep her brushed and groomed. you should try to get her to the vet though just to make sure.
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If you call any emergency animal clinic or vet about your cat and describe what is happening they more than likely could tell you what it might be and what you can do at home to fix it without bringing the cat in for an exam.
They will be very concerned if it appears to be choking on something. Tell them you cannot bring the cat in because you are a student and lack the funds. They might be able to set up billing options so you can pay in installments after the cat is treated. They'll never turn a sick animal away--or at least they don't here.
The other thing is that the animal is a kitten and likely bought from a pet-store that always and typically has a guarentee with all the paperwork you were given that the animal is healthy and that they may replace it if it's not in a certain time frame.
Check that out in your paperwork that came with the animal if you got it from a pet-store and ask them what this spitting and choking noise ammounts to.
When you are not at home try to leave your cat in a pet crate for short periods or fence it into an area such as your kitchen with a tarp or paper down so that if it is sick it can be handled easier later on and not ruin your bedding or be all over the house.
You seriously need to get it to the vet some way and find the money for it or work something out with the vet to pay in installments or set up some kind of line of credit with them.
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Is there any way you can get the money? No one here can diagnose your cat. Can you talk to the vet about a payment plan? Do some odd jobs? Your cat's health is at stake.
It might be worms, it might be a hairball, or it might be something else entirely. If it's a hairball, you can help in the future by brushing her regularly. However, you should not assume it's that.
If you can't take proper care of your kitten, consider giving her to someone who will. She deserves better than being left to suffer because you can't find the money to pay for her treatment.
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