Son and partner have an 8 month old cat. She vomits most meals up and has done for most of her life. She is a small cat, but fit and playful. They have had her to the vet many times, she is there now. Every diet suggested has not made a difference. Last night she vomited her meal, and a lot of bright red blood. ๐ Maybe an ulcer?
What I would like to know is if anyone has had the same problem, and is the answer to feed her cooked chicken and nothing else? This seems to be something she can keep down in small amounts. Would giving her pet milk before her meal to coat her stomach help?
On the vet's table looking not very impressed. ๐
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Not something we can answer here unfortunately, it's for the professionals,
poor little kitty. The vets will need to do a range of tests. Bright red blood is not something that can
be cured by diet, it's very serious and the cause has to be found. It could be an ulcer or a tumour or a whole lot of
other things but that's what the vets are for. Wish I could help. 
Not something we can answer here unfortunately, it's for the professionals,
poor little kitty. The vets will need to do a range of tests. Bright red blood is not something that can
be cured by diet, it's very serious and the cause has to be found. It could be an ulcer or a tumour or a whole lot of
other things but that's what the vets are for. Wish I could help.
If this has been an ongoing issue and the vet has only suggested dietary changes, I would be taking puss to another vet.
