For Cats
Track your cat's meals and vomiting patterns. Build a clear log over time and generate vet-ready reports so every appointment starts with real data.
Daily logging
Quickly record meals, vomiting episodes, and behaviour changes. Over weeks and months, meaningful patterns become visible — to you and your vet.
Vet reports
Generate a structured PDF from your cat's history. Episode frequency, meal patterns, timeline — all formatted for a clinical conversation.
Cat vomiting 101
An occasional hairball is normal. But frequent or repeated vomiting is your cat telling you something — and the hardest part is that it usually happens when you're not looking, days apart, with no obvious pattern. Here's how to start making sense of it.
Common reasons include eating too fast, hairballs, a sudden change in food, a sensitivity to an ingredient, or eating something they shouldn't. Repeated vomiting can also point to an underlying condition — which is exactly why a record of when it happens matters.
Often it's worth a closer look. Food sensitivities are common in cats, and a new protein or a recent diet switch can be enough to upset a stomach. You can't tell from one episode, though — the only way to notice is to track what your cat eats alongside when they're sick, and watch for patterns over weeks.
See your vet promptly if the vomiting is frequent or repeated, contains blood, or comes with lethargy, not eating, diarrhea, or weight loss. When in doubt, call — and bring your log, so the conversation starts with real dates and details instead of guesswork.
A diary of meals and episodes surfaces associations you could never hold in your head — like a protein that keeps showing up before a bad day. Tend & Mend spots those patterns for you and turns them into a report your vet can actually use. Patterns show association, not cause — but they give you both a place to start.
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