When vomiting lasts more than a week, it's considered chronic, and the culprit needs to be discovered. Here's why.

You hear a familiar retching sound from the kitchen. Striker is vomiting up his dinner again. As you walk downstairs to clean up the mess, you wonder if it’s just hair balls — or something more serious that requires a trip to the veterinarian’s office.

There are many possible causes for vomiting, so it's best to bring your cat to the veterinarian for a complete physical examination.

Cats vomit for numerous reasons, ranging from benign dietary indiscretion to potentially fatal systemic diseases such as renal failure or hyperthyroidism. The experts say that cat owners should pay close attention to a cat that becomes sick to his or her stomach.…

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