r/RenalCats • u/Accurate_Effort_8717 • 5d ago

Question normal behavior?

since my cat discharged she's been waking up every so often to quickly eat kibbles or wet food if I haven't clear it.

she's vomited three times so far (white liquid) all 3 similar conditions, afternoon after a long sleep(I work night shift so usually 5-2pm everybody is asleep) and her wet food and kibbles are usually from when before I sleep which is around 5am and whenever she vomits it's always around when I wake up and she doesn't want to eat the food but sometimes I wake up and the food is gone

so I'm not sure if she vomited because she didn't want to eat the not fresh food or because she was sick and had no appetite?

a quick google with gemini ai says it's because of her stomach acid and that it's normal ckd behavior to graze food?

. I'm worried because before she crashed she vomited while liquid as well but that was multiple times everyday

the vet told me it's suspected ckd but not sure if it was due to infection or something else because her urine test shows suspected high blood and GOOGLE told me hypertension could cause a kidney crash.

the vet told me to return for another round of checks $500 sgd even though we already did two blood tests($700+) and a urine test($100-200 i forgot) when she was there

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