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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 685460" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>I would raise the dish as a first step. It really helped when our Freckles started barfing a lot. I would also feed her smaller portions at each feeding so that she eats less but more often. this can help with the barfing. Also check for worms. I was astounded when just raising the dish four inches or so made a huge difference. </p><p></p><p>I had a cat in college that we called Ralph. She was so sweet to me but hated my roommate's boyfriend and eventually my roomie. The roomie and her boyfriend fought a lot. Loud violent fights to the level of abuse of my roomie. Right after each fight my cat would barf in my roomie's shoes or her boyfriend's clothes. Never mine, nor my boyfriend but we didn't have loud fights. Football games on tv would also trigger this because the roomie's boyfriend would yell a lot. It upset the cat to the point that hse would get sick the next morning in their shoes or clothes.</p><p></p><p>Nerves were the vet's diagnosis of the problem. When I moved I found a nice calm friend who adored Ralph. Her house was calm and Ralph got renamed bc she never got sick in their home.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 685460, member: 1233"] I would raise the dish as a first step. It really helped when our Freckles started barfing a lot. I would also feed her smaller portions at each feeding so that she eats less but more often. this can help with the barfing. Also check for worms. I was astounded when just raising the dish four inches or so made a huge difference. I had a cat in college that we called Ralph. She was so sweet to me but hated my roommate's boyfriend and eventually my roomie. The roomie and her boyfriend fought a lot. Loud violent fights to the level of abuse of my roomie. Right after each fight my cat would barf in my roomie's shoes or her boyfriend's clothes. Never mine, nor my boyfriend but we didn't have loud fights. Football games on tv would also trigger this because the roomie's boyfriend would yell a lot. It upset the cat to the point that hse would get sick the next morning in their shoes or clothes. Nerves were the vet's diagnosis of the problem. When I moved I found a nice calm friend who adored Ralph. Her house was calm and Ralph got renamed bc she never got sick in their home. [/QUOTE]
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