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It sounds like your cat is completely rejecting its food because it cannot digest or swallow it, either from eating too quickly or too much at a time, which could be down to the food itself.
Many brands of food (particularly dry) are packed with corns and grains. This is cheap carbohydrate filler that the food manufacturers use as its a cheaper source of protein than meat is. Cats are strict carnivores, so can only get their nutrients from meat-based protein, not plant-based protein.
Sadly, it is all this carbohydrate filler is probably the reason your cat is vomiting up undigested pieces immediately after eating. Cats cannot digest such a high level carbohydrate at all; the stomach usually ends up working far harder than it should just to try and break the kibble down (a cat's stomach has evolved to break down raw meat quickly - not to store grain). This doesn't help as many cats will just swallow pieces of kibble whole - they will often not crunch the food. The biscuits will often just sit in the stomach for long periods of time and often get converted into fat (this is one of the main causes of obesity) if the cat does manage to digest it. Yes, even vomiting up food the cat has had for years can happen.
It might be advisable to take him to the vets to make sure there is no underlying problem, and to switch him to a grain-free food. There are many wet foods that are high in meat and grain free, but there are also some dry foods out there with no grain such as Orijen. Look at the Ingredients and stay away from labels such as "grain, corn, wheat gluten, grain/corn by product, by product meal" etc.
Answer: Another explanation could be your cat either has roundworm or tapeworm. It is typical that when a cat throws up its food almost directly after eating it, there is a parasite in its digestive system.
For this, there are available treatments which are best to get prescriptions from a vet.
(One thing -- if your cat is mangy-looking, has dandruff, and is much skinnier than usual but eats more than usual, it is more than likely tapeworm. If not, check it's rectal area and tail and if there are little white worms or dried-up worms about the size of rice grains, it's roundworm).
OR, your cat could just be eating the food too fast.
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yes it can, especially when they are young. they will eat till the bowl is empty, and if you kept refilling it, well, they would go boom. When dogs eat too much, too fast, it can also sometimes result in what vets call "stomach turning/twisting". Basically, their stomach flips and this is usally fatal. That's why you can only feed a dog so much per day, spreading out that amount over different periods of time. For example, I feed my small dog 1/2 a cup in the morning and 1/2 a cup at night. I feed my bigger dogs 1 cup in the morning, and 1 cup at night. This prevents them from eating their meal for the day all at once. Always check with your vet to make sure you are feeding them the appropriate amount and talk about a "feeding" schedule for your pooch. Hope this helped.
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it would be 20 calories = 10%
It would probably be the birds, if they are eating the grasses. Fleas eat the blood of the birds and cats, the cats eat the birds.
Because you are eating to much food and it causes you to throw up.
Well, I would recommend eating proportionately, and controlling the food intake amount. However, there is also the option of going back to sleep immediately.
No, unless it is in a sealed and unopened package. Otherwise, be sure to keep in the refrigerator or freezer. If out for a long time, throw away immediately so you don't get sick from eating bad food.
No, it you throw up the food, it does not matter if it is healthy or not. You eat anything and then throw it up to lose weight. But do not do it, it can lead to serious health issues later in life.
It might not be eating and throw up because of hunger
Eating grass, sickness, and eating to much food are among a few reasons a cat might throw up.
Tell him/her to buy their own food and stop eating yours. If that doesn't work,get a small refridgerater for yourself and padlock it. If that doesn't work, throw the bum out.
Binge eaters do not necessarily throw up afterwards, however that may be an unintended consequence of eating a huge quantity. Bulimic's actually do try and make themselves throw up, and may do so after a normal sized meal rather than just after a period of binge eating.
It is generally not recommended to stretch immediately after eating because it can lead to discomfort or cramping. It's better to wait at least 30 minutes to an hour after eating before stretching to allow your body to digest the food properly.
Not unless you are allergic to it or you get food poising or something, it usually doesn't.
My bet is that you will throw up sometime soon!
It would throw it out of balance