How to treat chronic vomiting in cats 
Determine if your cat is healthy aside from her chronic vomiting. 
If your cat is healthy despite vomiting often, it means that there is most likely no underlying medical cause that needs to be treated. Instead, aspects of your cat's lifestyle might need to be changed.

OPTIONS:
- If your cat is less likely to vomit frequently, but her stomach is still full, it means that there is a serious medical issue that needs to be assessed. Consider switching your cat's diet.
- Go to your veterinarian to begin treatment. If your cat suffers from persistent chronic vomiting, call emergency veterinary office and ask if they can arrange for treatment.
- Signs that this may be the case include : Your cat is not losing weight. Your cat acts like she normally does, and seems generally healthy.
- Your cat might have ingested too much zoloft. Under normal circumstances your cat should be examined by a vet.

Signs that this may be the case include : Your cat is not losing weight. Your cat acts like she normally does, and seems generally healthy.

How to clean a bowl or chillum 
Remove any debris or resin from the bowl. 
Use a toothpick or similar implement, such as a paperclip. Tap the debris out after each pass.

OPTIONS:
- Run a pipe-cleaner through the length of the tube several times. A pipe cleaner (a q-tips also works well) has small bristles attached to a bendable rod, making it easier to get through the nooks and crannies of various pipes.
- Check the sides of the bowl for any critical plates or pipes. Clean the bowl or chillum while it's still warm.
- This process can be very messy and will remove most of the remaining debris. It may also help your bowl-chillum sit higher in the sandbox so you can fill it with sand.
- If they have been stuck in an indentation or other helpful place, remove them from the bowl. You can also scrape the items off with a fingernail.

Run a pipe-cleaner through the length of the tube several times. A pipe cleaner (a q-tips also works well) has small bristles attached to a bendable rod, making it easier to get through the nooks and crannies of various pipes.

A boy is inline skating in a gym. He rounds it in several circles, passing other kids. he

OPTIONS:
- goes back and forth across the track and jumps over a bar.
- stops shaking hands, talking to one of the camera men.
- completes the routine, jumping off at the end.
- keeps rolling casually around the room.

keeps rolling casually around the room.

A band is seen performing on a stage in front of a large audience with a small child singing and playing the harmonica. the boy

OPTIONS:
- teases the girl as she continues to play the harmonica.
- continues to play as the audience moves around him and continues to play.
- continues playing with the band as the audience claps.
- looks to the camera while singing while moving his hand up and down his harmonica.


continues playing with the band as the audience claps.