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Help! Cat with Thyroid Issues & Vomiting

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Modernfamily2011 · 02/07/2024 12:22

Am desperately looking for some advice on this please :-) My cat is 15 years old and has never had any health issues until the last year when he started vomiting. I took him to the vet and they did a blood test which was normal, then they said they could do another test just to check his Thyroid which I agreed to (Although i don't understand why this didn't show in the original test which tested for any issues with the Thyroid!)

He has since been on medication (Thiamacare) which initially stopped the vomiting but he started being sick again earlier in the year so I switched his food from Felix (which he'd always had) and had yet another blood test at the vet which was again all normal. I started him on Purina One and he's been fine and putting weight back on until the last couple of weeks where he's been vomiting again........I'm really at a loss here as to what to do as his bloods were all normal a few weeks ago..... Can anyone offer any help or advice? I'd really appreciate it

thanks

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Defiantlynot41 · 02/07/2024 12:39

Also try raising the food bowls, helps ours with vomiting. If it continues, ask vet for more blood tests, ours was pancreatitis, resolved with daily steroid pill

Modernfamily2011 · 02/07/2024 14:14

Thanks @Catmummyof2 and @Defiantlynot41 - The vet has never suggested switching meds to me but it's so strange as originally the medication worked and the food switch worked as well but he's vomiting again :-(
@Defiantlynot41 - he had full bloods multiple times and it was all normal

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LearnerEarner · 07/07/2024 23:20

Catmummyof2 Please can you tell me the name of the cream your vet has presrobed, as I am having issues with my cat too.

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