Hi Lori, I’m so sorry you’re both going through this. Unfortunately, I can’t advise any treatment until we know what’s going on with your cat. You may be able to get advice from a vet over the phone, and you can also explore some lower-cost options, including the ones listed in this article.

Thank you Lori

Wishing you and your cat all the best. – Mallory

Hi Tammy,
Vomiting blood is not normal for cats, so seeing blood in your cat’s vomit is a cause for concern. Contact your veterinarian; they may want you to bring your cat in for further examination.

Hi Elizabeth,

I’m sorry to hear that one of your cats vomited blood. If one of your cats has been experiencing other symptoms of illness (e.g., reduced appetite, lethargy), it is probably that cat that vomited blood. Blood in the vomit is often a sign of another GI issue that needs veterinary care. Contact your veterinarian as soon as you can and provide details about the vomit (appearance, frequency of vomiting) and schedule an appointment. Continue to monitor your cats, especially if you are not yet able to determine which cat vomited.

Hello Maira, thanks for the comment. I wonder if a dietary change would help. You can try something that is still conventional cat food but a bit more digestible, like the foods on this list . That could help to alleviate some of that gassiness and help your cat feel better. A probiotic supplement may also help.