at least it's good training

[athene]

As starcatsinging said If you don't kill the kitten (or it doesn't kill you, say my parents) then maybe you can have a baby.. 

I think these kittens are going to kill me!  Natasha's been throwing up.

Last night she ran like crazy around the downstairs twice and then skidded to a stop in the kitchen.  When we looked at her trail there was nice partially digested food streeking parts of the carpet.  So it's make sure the cat is ok (she seemed fine, just slightly confused),  find all the spots, wipe up them, get the carpet cleaner, scrub the spots, etc. 

She ate ravenously later that night.

This morning we have a little present of starting-to-dry vomit on the carpet in the bathroom.  It's all mostly in one spot.  Of course she couldn't do it on the tiles.  So we clean it up again.

I just called the vet and she said to call with an update when we get home from work.

This is definatly good training for becoming a parent!

Comments

bugs?

[autumnkitten.livejournal.com]

Has she been eating bugs? sometimes that will cause them to get sick.

[catling42.livejournal.com]

stick a dollop of vaseline on her nose every week (some people say every day, but its near impossible to do) and that will take care of the chance of it being hairball-related.
also, do you leave food out for them all the time? our cats used to scarf-and-puke all the time unless we carefully monitored the amount of food they were given. it took several months before they got over it.

[athene.livejournal.com]

we usually leave food out and they've always been really good about it.

we did give them some wet food the other day. Neither one really ate much of it so maybe it was that?

[catling42.livejournal.com]

perhaps. maybe it upset their li'l digestive systems. some people have trouble w/foods with softish consistencies, too. lay off the wet food for a while and see how it goes