Be careful, some houseplants are poisonous for cats

Here is a link that might be useful: Plants poisonous for cats

"What are ALL the reasons that cats throw up..."
To many to list. I would suggest a vet appointment.

Eating house plants is not a good thing. As Sephia said, some house plants are poisonous.

All the reasons a cat can throw up:

Overeating/gluttony
Abrasive material
Toxins
Food sensitivity
Gastritis
Dietary indiscretion
Food sensitivity
Foreign body
Enteritis/colitis
Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis
Roundworms, hookworms, whipworms
Coccidiosis
GI ulcer
Foreign body
GDV (bloat)
Intussusception
Constipation

Pancreatitis
Hepatobiliary
Acute hepatopathy
Cholangitis
Biliary obstruction
Acute renal failure
Nephroliths
Prostatitis
Pyometra
Peritonitis
Septicemia
Addisons
Htyperthyroidism
Vestibular disease
Motion sickness
Drugs- chemo, abx

Bilious vomiting syndrome
Idiopathic chronic gastritis
Food sensitivity
Neoplasia- adenocarcinoma, LSA
Drugs- NSAIDs, corticosteroid
Inflammatory bowel disease
GI ulcer

Extra GI
Pancreatitis
Chronic renal failure
Chronic hepatopathy
Cholecytitis
Biliary obstruction
Addisons
Hyperthyroidism

Actually, there are probably some missing, and that's assuming the cat is really vomiting and not regurgitating or coughing. Because those problems generate a completely different list...

Someone please copy the above; we will need it in the coming years...

Sephia, ToDance, I realize that some are poisonous and Sephia, thank you for the link.
Meghane, Thank you for your time to list all those causes. I do know the kitty has been eating one plant, a Christmas cactus but I still wonder if it is because of a hair ball. In any case, I'm now going to have to make a whole new plan about kitty's allowed areas, including moving her litter box again and not letting her sit at window and look at birds, which I won't allow her to kill.
On the upside, while taking EXTREMELY allergic itchy dog to vet this week AGAIN, I found one of the drs. knows about cats too so that will help in the future.
Sorry to ramble but also want to tell readers that that dr. received a cat from a supposed reputable breeder and the kitty had ringworm. He used the lime dip and antibiotics, but shorter treatment time on the meds. He used the dip in an effort to protect other people from getting RW.

Thank you all,
Carla

Carla, my cats regularly snack on my houseplants, yes I know mine are not toxic. I just brought in a bouquet of cut flowers from the Hospice sale, they think cut flowers are EXTRA special! LOL!

Am also dealing with an itchy allergic dog ... Spring can't come soon enough.

Maybe my cat will love my roses. Ha
I'm buying some grass or grass seed just for kitty

Carla

go get your cat some kitty grass...

Elly, I copied the list that Meghane posted.

Thanks everyone,
Carla

I used to take a semi-clear plastic container about the size of a loaf pan and line the bottom with rocks, then put potting soil in it and grass seed. Water it carefully, you can tell by looking at the bottom if there is enough water, and the grass will grow into a mini lawn in a week or so. My cats loved to graze, and satisfied them enough to leave the houseplants alone.

Meghane is right, there are too many things out there that can cause too many problems, give them a healthy option and praise them for eating it.

Make sure the seed is pure, not dyed or chemically enhanced; just plain old simple grass seed.