Pets Asked by BobSki on May 6, 2021
I have a Bengal at home. The other day I fed him some raw chicken that was sitting in the fridge and I just took out to season and prepare. The next morning I woke up and there were piles of dry vomit in a few places. The cat was not being 100% himself. The next day I came home and noticed that he didn’t go potty nor did he eat much of his food. I fed the cat some snacks, but he threw that up as well. He’s been drinking water, but he doesn’t seem to be groomed (which he always does).
What can be an issue here?
Take him to a vet ASAP.
You should not feed animals raw food, especially chicken. He might have a food poisoning or worse.
If he has a fever, he can die from this.
Correct answer by Vahx on May 6, 2021
Raw food can be prepared properly for a cat, but unless you have researched how, it is not a good idea. Nor should it be done with raw foods you have just lying around. Most likely, he had food poisoning and needs a vet ASAP.
It is also possible the cat is allergic to chicken; as odd as that sounds, it does happen, and if so he also needs a vet ASAP.
Answered by StephenS on May 6, 2021
Your cat is repeatedly vomiting, and his behavior suggests he is not comfortable. These are clear signs that there is something wrong with him, and he should be taken to a vet asap.
You can try feeling his ears: if they are unusually warm, he has a fever—another sign you need to take him to the vet.
If there is anything you suspect might be related (such as the food you fed him), do mention it to the vet.
Answered by user149408 on May 6, 2021
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