Chronic vomiting in cats isn’t normal. Learn the common causes—from hairballs and food sensitivities to IBD and metabolic disease.

Here's what might be going on, plus available treatment options. While it’s normal for your cat to vomit every once in a while—whether it’s from a hairball or eating something they shouldn’t have—if ...

Q: "My cat has been vomiting white foamy stuff and has lost her appetite the last couple of days. Should I take her to the vet?" A: Occasional vomiting is all too common in cats; about 54% of cats ...

Dogs are cute, cuddly and sometimes a little bit gross. One second you’re snuggling on the couch and giving them a belly rub and the next you’re cleaning up a pile of vomit on your kitchen floor. They ...

Throwing up blood after drinking alcohol has numerous causes, varying in severity. It can indicate a serious issue in some cases. Small streaks of blood may not be a cause for immediate alarm, but ...

Given the vomiting and diarrhea, the biggest risk with norovirus is dehydration, which can turn a short-term illness into a ...

Vomiting bile can be caused by binge drinking, food poisoning, or certain medical conditions. Treatment depends on the cause, but may involve medications or lifestyle changes. Overview If you’re ...

The bloated feeling in the stomach that doesn't go away, and gets worse instead. The growing pressure. The coppery feel in your mouth, and then something inexorable rushing up your esophagus. Suddenly ...