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think it is cause he a piggy eyes bigger than the belly, and its not possible to feed them seperatly, as we are in quite a small flat, with a dog that cant hunt out un-eaten cat food a mile off ill just have to try n fatten reggie up a bit, mind u they had quite a dust up today and reggie was the instigator to that one, was surprised. they are now sleeping like good boys side by side. |
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Cats don't suffer from bulimia. I would say he's either throwing up because he eats too much too quickly, or another medical reason. A good tip is to raise their food dish up a bit on a brick or similar, and if he eats too quickly you could try putting a ball in there to slow him down. |
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