Poor Bob...

[niwikki]

He's been on guard most of the day. First I vacuumed this morning, then the neighbor kid was riding his tricycle on the walkway again (he's LOUD when he does that, and it shakes the apartment)... and he was sitting behind me as if he was expecting an attack at any moment from anywhere. Usually when he's posed like that, he'll come to me to get

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[gyrbyl]

Vomitting with unknown cause that persists for more than 24 hours is generally a good reason to seek medical attention. Sometimes less than 24 hours if there's other factors involved (possible exposure to a poison or irritant, very old or very young patient, patient visibly in pain, etc... if in doubt, ask a vet)

It might also be a good idea to isolate him with his own food and water -- measure the amount of food you give him, and then measure what's left later to find out how much he's eaten. Knowing whether or not he's got a normal appetite can be VERY useful info to the vet, and it'd probably be hard to tell how much he's eaten if he's sharing with Charlie. Also, keeping him confined to one room will make it easier to play find-the-vomit if he doesn't manage to make it to the litter box next time.

[I'm not a DVM or an LVT, so please don't take anything I say in place of advice from a qualified medical professional.]