Wed, Aug 26th 2009, 08:35 GMT

We're not vets here, "just" cat lovers with various degrees of experience. Did they vomit at the vet's? If not, were they on a special diet there, or were they taking an antiemetic (anti-nausea) medicine? And what were they eating at the vet's? If they weren't vomiting at the vet's, it could be something in your home. Has anything changed recently? A new plant, for example, that they like to nibble on? Any bug repellant floating around? Changing diets may be a good idea eventually, but too sudden a change in itself can cause tummy upset. Make sure they are well-hydrated--vomiting causes dehydration, which is more dangerous than a scanty diet. You can force them to drink water with a syringe (make sure it's clean and new). I'd recommend that you think about whether there are any poisonous substances (including plants) that they may have gotten into. And a second opinion from a different vet is always a good idea.

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