kitbradley said:

For several years when he was eating store-bought food, my cat would spit up often. When I switched to a food that I purchased from the vet, he stopped spitting up.

Where did the hairballs go then?

tinaz said:

Sooooooooo... my dog threw up this morning!!

Got him a softer food cuz hes old and I thought it would be easier for him to chew.. he ate it too fast cuz the cat sat next to him watching him like a hawk cuz you KNOW that bitch was waiting to get all up in that bowl!!

Anyway, he puked, then tried REATING IT!!!!

BTW, Dogs & cats are perfect for your OCD.

OCD is created by cleaning materials producers.

Getting overly clean makes you vulnerable to germs & bacteria, because your body didn;t built up any resitance.

dJJ said:

kitbradley said:

For several years when he was eating store-bought food, my cat would spit up often. When I switched to a food that I purchased from the vet, he stopped spitting up.

Where did the hairballs go then?

I should have said he was not spitting up as often. When he was eating store-bought food, it was like an everyday occurrance.

yes i get a bit pissed & try to place a paper towel under her to catch the puke....

but after i always kiss her head & ask if shes ok.....

I've never been happier to be allergic to cats.

Genesia said:

I've never been happier to be allergic to cats.

I never expected this thread to be so funny.

All of this "shit stain," "ass eating," and "puking" is the reason I don't have cats or dogs.

LadyCasanova said:

All of this "shit stain," "ass eating," and "puking" is the reason I don't have cats or dogs.

LadyCasanova said:

All of this "shit stain," "ass eating," and "puking" is the reason I don't have cats or dogs.

Don't generalize.

Not all cats & dogs are like Tinaz'


Have to report that my cat trashed a few dishes yesterday.

There was a plate with some gravy on the sink.

Mister figured he could manouvre himself silently towards it.

And crashed it all on the ground.

My fave mug broke


His argument: you should have cleaned it right after diner, shouldn't have left in on the sink.

Tsk,

My cats throw up maybe once or twice a month. Sometimes there might be a bad week where it's more often.

It's no big deal. Clean it up and it's gone.

And of course I don't get mad. Poor kitty.

CarrieMpls said:

My cats throw up maybe once or twice a month. Sometimes there might be a bad week where it's more often.

It's no big deal. Clean it up and it's gone.

And of course I don't get mad. Poor kitty.

The good thing about having a dog is when they spit up, they will clean it up for you.

dJJ said:

LadyCasanova said:

All of this "shit stain," "ass eating," and "puking" is the reason I don't have cats or dogs.

Don't generalize.

Not all cats & dogs are like Tinaz'


Have to report that my cat trashed a few dishes yesterday.

There was a plate with some gravy on the sink.

Mister figured he could manouvre himself silently towards it.

And crashed it all on the ground.

My fave mug broke


His argument: you should have cleaned it right after diner, shouldn't have left in on the sink.

Tsk,

Cats and Dogs are like humans, they get sick. The difference is they don't think to run over

and puke in the sink/toilet. And when a dog has the runs...good luck with that!

I have yet to meet a cat that didn't lick its ass.

[Edited 4/24/13 11:45am]

I feel bad for my cat when he use to throw up all the time.

LadyCasanova said:

dJJ said:

Don't generalize.

Not all cats & dogs are like Tinaz'


Have to report that my cat trashed a few dishes yesterday.

There was a plate with some gravy on the sink.

Mister figured he could manouvre himself silently towards it.

And crashed it all on the ground.

My fave mug broke


His argument: you should have cleaned it right after diner, shouldn't have left in on the sink.

Tsk,

Cats and Dogs are like humans, they get sick. The difference is they don't think to run over

and puke in the sink/toilet. And when a dog has the runs...good luck with that!

I have yet to meet a cat that didn't lick its ass.

[Edited 4/24/13 11:45am]

Sorry, I didn't made myself clear that I was not serious.

Apologies if you felt like you had to defend yourself.

kpowers said:

I feel bad for my cat when he use to throw up all the time.

I can imagine.

My cat throws up on the clock.

I can feel it on the softness of his hairs.

If it gets less soft, I know he's got a big hairball in his stomach.

So, I will give him stuff that helps him throw the hairball up.



I don't feel sorry for him, because it's not that painful.
He just pukes and miauws to tell me that I need to clean up after him.


A real man.

tinaz said:

And let me just state before anyone freaks out... ive been putting up with this shit for 16 years with this cat...

16 YEARS OF PUKING!

:-X

dJJ said:

kpowers said:

I feel bad for my cat when he use to throw up all the time.

I can imagine.

My cat throws up on the clock.

I can feel it on the softness of his hairs.

If it gets less soft, I know he's got a big hairball in his stomach.

So, I will give him stuff that helps him throw the hairball up.



I don't feel sorry for him, because it's not that painful.
He just pukes and miauws to tell me that I need to clean up after him.


A real man.

dJJ said:

LadyCasanova said:

Cats and Dogs are like humans, they get sick. The difference is they don't think to run over

and puke in the sink/toilet. And when a dog has the runs...good luck with that!

I have yet to meet a cat that didn't lick its ass.

[Edited 4/24/13 11:45am]

Sorry, I didn't made myself clear that I was not serious.

Apologies if you felt like you had to defend yourself.

I'm not upset or mad! Maybe next time I should add a