Actually Bella seemed betterthe last few days, she hasnt thrown up at all. although doesnt like the warm weather much and sleeps for the morning etc..
She is on JWB senior and Purina Senior and wet food as well. Although i generally feed more dry then wet (1 pouch a day of wet).. But if they are hungry i give them food, biscuits are down all day.. I was giving her Hills dental stuff a while back as well as she had her teeth done in March this year and i dont want them to have to have her teeth done again due to her heart condition..They really are not fussy cats.
Andrew do you have a background in veterinary science?
I don't have any background in vet science and now it is too late to study for one.. But for the past an year and half, two professors in the US have coached me in animal gastrointestinal medicine...
I would dump Hill's... The ingredient lists of Hill's diet are horrifying... Hill's AD is better than Hill's ID, being the worse...
I think it might be worth searching her food online and see if the food you use for her contains any soy or corn or carbohydrates..... Siamese and oriental breeds are prone to GI problems... There is a food I use from Zooplus, Orijen, (dry) that it doesn't contain any soy corn or craps... Also, try to feed her more wet food than dry food.. Dry food gave Baxter vomits...
For wet food, there are a few quality one available... I personally like Natures Menu, HiLife (not complete though) and Bozita and some other good quality one from zooplus.. High meat contents are preferable if the cat does not have any kidney issue.. (for cats with kidney issue, we may need to add phosphorus binder..)
Andrew