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Cat vomiting bile even after injection
My cat was vomiting since morning so we took him to vet and he checked his temperature too it was 104 and the vet gave him Intacef , Meloxicam, Acolic/Acoliv, Moniprant/Moniprant - at least this is what i could make out from the prescription, but after coming from there the cat is vomiting small foamy bile after 1-1.5 hours intervals like he is sleeping mostly just doing this intermittently. Doctor told nothing will happen and not to offer food or water, but i am really worried if something happens to him overnight.
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Wait for medication to show its effect vomiting med has already been given. Please follow the instructions given by attending vet
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Since you got the needed medicines for today, you don't have to give the pet anything extra. If he feels dehydrated then he might need some fluids which your doctor might have added if he needed it. Follow the instructions given by the vet and wait for the medicines to kick starts it's effect
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