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Glad to hear that they all seem to be well, hope they are right as rain by the morning xxx |
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Cats do eat grass when they are sick and when they are not. I had this happen to me a few months ago when I moved into a new house. They were a little upset from the move so they were eating grass to make themselves feel better. But like you said it just kept coming up. I was told by my vet that was ok. It after a while they stopped eating. But if your cats go outside they will probably eat it anyway it is natural for them too. You can by cat grass that is more easily digestitable for them at you local pet store. |
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Glad to hear - I know it's no fun taking them to the vet (esp. 3!) but hopefully it has put your mind at rest and it's now just a case of keeping an extra eye on them for a while. |
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Some cats do eat grass without throwing up. Several of mine did; ate it like salad. |
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Good to har they are all fine, my boys all eat grass and are sick sometimes with it... |
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