My cat ate poop and is licking walls. What's wrong with him?

This behaviour could indeed be caused by mineral deficiency, as it's not likely to be because of the food in her case it could be either because of kidney failure or intestinal disease. You should take her to the vet in order to have a blood test done ASAP.

Hi there. I would be concerned about a possible toxin ingestion or something along those lines if both of your cats are suddenly vomiting and having diarrhea. Pica-the term for a condition you have described for an odd craving for nutrients can be a sign of many things, and with multiple signs it is honestly best to see your veterinarian for further testing before proceeding. I hope this helps and that they feel better soon!

This behavior is most likely dietary related. I suggest you try a diet change to see if that will help. My other suggestion is to feed her a probiotic for the next few weeks. I like Fortiflora but any probiotic made for cats would suffice. DO NOT give human probiotics or dairy (like yogurt). If these two things do not help then you will need to take her for a vet exam and fecal test to check for internal parasites. I don't think she would necessarily get sick from doing this but of course it can make her sick. Especially if she has type of parasite she will just keep re-infecting herself. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Hello. Vomiting and blood in the feaces could be signs of a mild gastritis, or could be much more severe. If the poop was very big and hard, then the vomiting could be secondary to Wally being constipated. If the poop was soft and liquid then he could have a gastritis. If he is eating/drinking well, and just had one episode and is back to normal, you can monitor him for now, but if he is lethargic, still vomiting, and if the blood gets worse or continues, then I would bring him to a vet. Good luck with Wally.

This can be due to a nutritional or vitamin deficiency, or a serious disease like feline leukemia or kidney disease. Have Smog checked out by a vet to make sure everything is healthy, and feed him a high quality kitten food.

He could have an infection, parasites, metabolic disease (liver, kidney), endocrine disease (thyroid, diabetes), or an obstruction. The best thing would be to have him examined by veterinarian to determine the exact cause and best treatment. You're vet can run lab work and take x-rays, if needed, to help diagnose and treat the problem. If he is dehydrated your vet can give fluids and medications to help control the vomiting.

I'm sorry to hear Mau Mau is eating inappropriate things. I would be concerned that eating litter could be contributing to his constipation. Often cats that eat or lick inappropriate things can have an underlying condition, such as anemia, or even their diet is lacking in enough calories. I would recommend you take Mau Mau to your vet and consider doing some blood work to look for anemia or another disease process going on. He may need a diet change and potentially medication to help with the constipation. I hope he improves quickly and this behavior stops soon!