My male Bengal throws up after eating. I have tried several foods. I am currently feeding him iams sensitive stomach. It doesn't seem to be working. My female does fine with the food.

How long have you had your bengal? How long has he been throwing up? If this is something that has just started, I'd take him to vet to have him checked out to make sure the digestive system is okay. The fact that you're feeding him food for sensitive stomachs and he's still not keeping it down is not a good sign. Your other cat isn't having any problems.

I hope your kitty is still drinking water so he does not become dehydrated. Once the vomiting lasts more than 24 hours, it's really time to have a vet look at him. Kitties can't go more than two to three days without eating before liver problems can start.

Also know that vomiting is not fun for the kitty either ..... so the sooner you can get it to stop, the sooner your baby will feel better.

If you suspect it's the food, one thing you can always do is "reset" back to just cooked chicken. That is obviously very easy to digest. And if he still has problems with that, then it's definitely time to take him to the vet. Note that doing this is only to help nail down the problem, you can't feed him just chicken indefinitely, because it's not a complete food.

Iams is crap btw, one of the very lowest quality brands that can be purchased. You'd have to try extremely hard to find anything worse. This is what you are feeding your cat:

Ingredients: Chicken By-Product Meal, Corn Meal, Chicken, Brewers Rice, Corn Grits, Dried Beet Pulp, Chicken Fat

Try for something that has much more meat, no by-products, and much less filler. And wet food is going to be better for him than dry food as a general rule.

http://www.littlebigcat.com/nutrition/s ... -pet-food/

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