The superflu in the UK has become more aggressive and is now even affecting appetite. The flu is showing worse symptoms as more people have been reporting bile vomit. Patients have repeatedly reported ...

A reader booked a holiday with TUI to a hotel in Turkey and was happy out until shortly after touchdown when it became clear the stay would not be a Turkish delight, with mouldy surfaces, some ...

A super flu strain in the UK is making more people vomit bile, according to experts. Patients have repeatedly reported vomiting up “yellow bile” as a key symptom of their flu infection. Leading ...

I’ve had cats all my life. I presently have three. If you’re a cat person like me—and if you’re reading an article on cat vomit, I suspect you probably are—I’m sure you’ve cleaned up your fair share ...

If dogs and cats vomited on surfaces that are easy to clean, it wouldn’t be half as bad. But every pet owner knows: The vomit is most likely to end up on the only carpet in the room. But why is that?

Cat owners must understand why their pets vomit. Vomiting can signal dietary issues, infections, or serious organ problems. Observing vomit colour and content offers clues. Frequent vomiting, blood, ...

On November 22, 2025, in Shaanxi, China, @LiuYichen shared a video capturing a peculiar moment with a cat. In the video, the author calls out to the cat with gentle meows. The cat, sitting steadily in ...

A mutant flu strain causing a surge of early cases in the UK may be triggering more people to vomit bile, reports suggest. Experts believe the H3N2 strain may be more severe than usual because genetic ...

Bile is a greenish-yellow liquid made and released by the liver and stored in the gallbladder. It aids in the digestion of food and fluids by breaking down fats into fatty acids. Your body then takes ...

Did you ever notice when your cat starts to vomit…more than usual? Let’s face it, cats love to puke. It’s never on the tile floor though, it’s on the new carpet or your pillow. But when is puking ...

You may have noticed that your dog or cat tends to munch on grass from time to time. This may seem like an unusual choice for a snack, especially for cats, which are carnivores. So why do our pets eat ...