I posted a while ago about my cat's puking problem, but it quit when I switched her to Cat Chow Indoor Formula. Tonight she jumped from my shoulder when I was picking her up to feed her, and she hit her side hard on a bookshelf. She seemed fine and ran outside as normal, leaving my shoulder all cut up.

She's now moaning constantly, puking up a yellow/orange bile that looks almost like stomach acid. She sounds like she's dying, i'm so worried. She tries to eat it as it comes up, but if she pukes it up she leaves it. She is panting constantly, and trying to hide from us in the bathroom or trying to enter our rooms to hide under the bed.

Also, as she's puking she discharges. She pees and poops as she does it, and the poop is diarrhea like. Her weight is fine, and she drinks normally. She's 3 years old this winter.

She's a grey tabby, larger and longer than the average cat in this area. Both of our cats are of the larger breed, but of the shorter furred breeds. Sarah is about a half a foot tall on all fours and a foot long on all foors. Priss is slightly shorter. Sarah is the sick one, and she was most likely born from someone's purebreed cat who mixed with a mutt, as was why they would get rid of the poor kittens at only 4 weeks old and her pure breed attributes.

She's about through puking now, but she's still panting and moaning. She's laying in the hallway looking so ill...

Please help her, she's my baby =( We're really poor, but we love our cats. We can't afford raw diets, nor very much vets. But I want to help her, so I watch for your answers.

If she hit at her head give her Nat sulph-12, otherwise (hit any where rather than head) give her Arnica Montana-200, all this are Homeopathic Medicine, I am a Register Homeopath in Bangladesh. I think it will restore her health.

Thanks

Dhiman

I'm new to this forum, and am a homeopathy student.
So what happened with the kitty? Given those immediate symptoms, I would have been concerned for some internal damage--hitting her side very hard, possibly rupturing an organ...what did you do for her?
Thanks,
Christina

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Well we don't have much money, and vets here are expensive, so we waited it out. Basically it was all we could do, as she hid from everyone and wouldn't let us near her. We couldn't pick her up, let alone find her at times (if not for the loud meows).

She fell once before, and we rushed her to the vet. He said she had dislocated her hip, gave her a shot for it and fixed it up. Now when's she's hurt she's TERRIFIED of us taking her back (the shot hurt) and so she'll hide from us.

Luckily it was fine by morning, she's even not puking anymore as i switched foods (Cat Chow indoor formula, she loves it).



I hope it wasn't serious. She's really accident prone, and runs into things a lot or when I pick her up she'll jump out of my arms real fast into something. I pick her up holding her on her back (like a baby) mostly now, as it doesn't permit her to jump.