How can I stop my cat's frequent vomiting?

Elaine Wexler-Mitchell, D.V.M., says: A healthy cat can experience frequent vomiting. Causes range from food intolerance, eating too quickly, ingesting plants or paper, playing too hard after eating, and ingesting hairballs to medical conditions such as early inflammatory bowel disease. You need to observe vomiting episodes, taking note of contents, frequency, time of day, association with eating, and general health of the cat to help determine the cause. These observations will aid your veterinarian in reaching a diagnosis.

Cats who vomit within a few minutes of eating are actually regurgitating and need to slow down when they eat. To decrease regurgitation, try one the following: Mix canned and dry food together (cats cannot eat the combination as quickly); add water to dry kibble, so the pieces expand, before letting your cat eat it (the food will not expand in the stomach and create overfilling); feed your cat larger kibble that requires chewing; put food in a shallower bowl so the food is thinly dispersed and cannot be ingested in large mouthfuls; feed multiple cats separately to decrease competition; and feed smaller and more frequent meals. You should discuss ongoing vomiting and/or regurgitation with your veterinarian.

Source: http://www.catchannel.com/vetlibrary/article_ask_vomiting.aspx

I'm so conflicted

...or it may have something to do with the fact that your degree is English...just kidding, it's the economy.

Socialized Healthcare vs. The Laws of Economics - By Thomas DiLorenzo

In total, since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the United States has spent $864 billion on both wars -- $642 billion in Iraq and $189 billion in Afghanistan -- according to new Pentagon estimates. The cost for war this year totals $145 billion, a decrease of $38 billion from last year, when spending hit $188 billion.

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With people this stupid it's no wonder democracy doesn't exist there

New study: Up to 90 percent of U.S. paper money contains traces of cocaine