[Milwaukee_Guy]

"I've been thinking my Kitty hasn't been feeling well lately. He's drinking a lot of water and eats very little after licking only the gravy in his cat food."

Same here, both of our cats have been throwing up and drinking a ton of water the last week. They won't eat their moist food and pick at their dry food. I switched to a different brand of dry food and it didn't make a difference.

Their wet food is "Fine Feline" from Aldi's at $0.23 a can. A good deal and a moist food they seemed to enjoy until recently.

I'll switch them to canned tuna until I can get them to the vet.

One estimate had the Menu Foods recall at 60 million cans!

[Ladysmith]

mark

[spectre]

Oh, I'm so sorry to hear both your cats aren't well..

Ours eats the dry "Deli-Cat".

I'm going to buy some of that tuna packed in water..maybe even some canned chicken in water.

I hope to God we haven't been giving our Cats kidney failure.

sw

[Dasaji]

I'll switch them to canned tuna until I can get them to the vet

MG, please don't do that - there are trace mercury levels in tuna that can be fatal to a cat if given as a "daily" food. It's ok every once in a while, but not as the staple.

[skr]

Please, please, please get your cats to the vet ASAP. As oprahstheantichrist mentioned, the vomiting is very troubling, especially if it's been more than a day.

[chessplayer]

"I'll switch them to canned tuna until I can get them to the vet."

Don`t overdo it with the tuna because of the mercury content. If the mercury content in canned tuna is high enough to harm people, I hate to think of what it would do to a small cat.

[chessplayer]

Here is a link about the dangers of tuna for cats.

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=450509

I don`t feed my cat any food containing tuna, or any other seafood. Cats may love fish, but seafood isn`t a part of their natural diet in the wild.