Sunny| Versailles |
| Mind you, Sketti WAS dumped on the side of the road and his condition makes it likely he received neglect from his prior owner, given his mother would've had to have been sick. It's likely food is just a BIG issue for him, and he'll take any excuse he can get, to have it. Until something else seems irregular, there's no way a vet is going to be able to diagnose, "yeah my cat vomits consistently around mealtimes, conveniently when he deems he's hungry" lol |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Puck, lol, the cat distribution system only gives out domestic shorthairs, longhairs, etc. |
| FirstLightFarms |
| asjdfkajdsl the vets asked me what breed Mo was an I was like "I don't know I found him on the ground". As god intended for cats to be |
| Versailles |
| When I worked at a shelter, they gave them "breeds" as it's more enticing to adopters... In reality, you have a "colour point" until a vet can confirm or deny an actual genetic history |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Arctic, might just be the coloring. I had a cat whose color was lynx point siamese, but he was definitely a mutt cat (domestic shorthair). |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| Huh, that's interesting since I got a Siamese cat from the animal shelter |
| Versailles |
| He's literally just standard issue cat. His COLOUR is brown tabby, but that doesn't matter. |
| Versailles |
| Okay, so... Please don't take this as rude, but "breed" of cat is only if you get it from a breeder and it comes with a pedigree. Eeeeevery other cat is just a "domestic *length* hair". So that doesn't come into play lol |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| PM me, Versa, I have to poof for a while, before my parents get home |
| The Old Gods |
| It's not too different than Pup ocassionally puking after breakfast because she's a dumbass who eats too fast. |
| Versailles |
| There's no reason to bring him to the vet when he does have normal hairballs, his litter box has everything entirely normal, he's not coughing/sneezing/congested, no drippy eyes, nothing bloody, no fever, etc... He's just food desperate, it triggered so conveniently after I showed him some sympathy. He's a smart cat, I will give him credit for that... |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| When I feed the cats at 10:00, I usually find a little bit left in their bowls I the morning |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I am inclined to agree with Glacier, Never heard of a cat vomiting to beg for food. |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Shouldn't be, because it's not after he eats. It's before, like during the time he's doing his usual "feed me" screeching. His snack from earlier usually comes up, too, so I know he's not THAT hungry. |
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| Versailles |
| Mind you, Sketti WAS dumped on the side of the road and his condition makes it likely he received neglect from his prior owner, given his mother would've had to have been sick. It's likely food is just a BIG issue for him, and he'll take any excuse he can get, to have it. Until something else seems irregular, there's no way a vet is going to be able to diagnose, "yeah my cat vomits consistently around mealtimes, conveniently when he deems he's hungry" lol |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Puck, lol, the cat distribution system only gives out domestic shorthairs, longhairs, etc. |
| FirstLightFarms |
| asjdfkajdsl the vets asked me what breed Mo was an I was like "I don't know I found him on the ground". As god intended for cats to be |
| Versailles |
| When I worked at a shelter, they gave them "breeds" as it's more enticing to adopters... In reality, you have a "colour point" until a vet can confirm or deny an actual genetic history |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Arctic, might just be the coloring. I had a cat whose color was lynx point siamese, but he was definitely a mutt cat (domestic shorthair). |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| Huh, that's interesting since I got a Siamese cat from the animal shelter |
| Versailles |
| He's literally just standard issue cat. His COLOUR is brown tabby, but that doesn't matter. |
| Versailles |
| Okay, so... Please don't take this as rude, but "breed" of cat is only if you get it from a breeder and it comes with a pedigree. Eeeeevery other cat is just a "domestic *length* hair". So that doesn't come into play lol |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| PM me, Versa, I have to poof for a while, before my parents get home |
| The Old Gods |
| It's not too different than Pup ocassionally puking after breakfast because she's a dumbass who eats too fast. |
| Versailles |
| There's no reason to bring him to the vet when he does have normal hairballs, his litter box has everything entirely normal, he's not coughing/sneezing/congested, no drippy eyes, nothing bloody, no fever, etc... He's just food desperate, it triggered so conveniently after I showed him some sympathy. He's a smart cat, I will give him credit for that... |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| When I feed the cats at 10:00, I usually find a little bit left in their bowls I the morning |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I am inclined to agree with Glacier, Never heard of a cat vomiting to beg for food. |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Shouldn't be, because it's not after he eats. It's before, like during the time he's doing his usual "feed me" screeching. His snack from earlier usually comes up, too, so I know he's not THAT hungry. |
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