Hi, AlekO, I think I would take her to the vet now as vomiting can sometimes be a sign of a problem in the bowel. Warmest wishes for you and your kitty.

I'm praying for Sophie, Alek0.

Sunday morning, she still hasn't gone for No. 2 but she hasn't vomitted again either, so that was probably hairball remedy.  She cleaned up her plate when I gave her another can last night and she cleaned up her plate this morning and had some dry, too. Behavior perfectly normal and she is not straining to go, just not interested to go. I put her on the toilet and she jumps off.

Since there is no more vomitting and in the past she has had occasions when she doesn't go everyday for No.2, I am still waiting to see what happens. If she starts straining and can't go, I am brining her in immediately. If she vomits again, I am bringing her in immediately. Since it is Sunday, it'd have to be animal hospital, not my regular vet (his clinic has others on call 24 hours but it is quite far away, if I need to bring her in I'd bring her in closer, there is one near by with australian staff also). If she doesn't produce No. 2 today but is otherwise behaving normally, I will still call my regular vet to come over on Monday (he does house visits).

Does this sound like a good plan to you? Apart from throwing up yesterday which could be due to hairball remedy, her behavior is perfectly normal, she is eating well and is active, she is now chasing Mitzie around the living room. And she enjoys her belly rubs, which I suppose she wouldn;t if there was any blockage. But I'll just keep watching her carefully and vet is a must if she doesn't go today. One day of No. 2 doesn't seem unusual for her, but two would definitely be too much.

Yaaayyyyy !!!!! Poop!!! Five pieces of it, didn't see any foil in it, but could have been small. I'll still watch her, but hopefully the crisis is over.

Btw, I give her chicken+pumpkin commercial cat food, applaws or almo nature, the ingredients are chicken (50%), pumpkin (24%), 1% rice, 25% cooking water. It is real pieces of chicken (hormone free, organic) and real pieces of pumpkin, with a couple of grains of rice (whole pieces, not flour). Rather pricey food, but worth it. Do you have it in US? Both brands are from UK/EU, and they are good to have on hand for stomach upsets. I use other flavors (75% meat or fish) for regular feeding in rotation with japanese brands, but I always have some of these if extra fiber is needed.

Excellent!!!! Whewwww... The poopies at least ensure that Sophie is not blocked.  And maybe the foil was really very small... but I am soooo glad Sophie is OK! 

That chicken + pumpkin canned food sounds really good... I have never seen it in the pet food stores I've been to here.  Its great that you can get British and European brands there in Hong Kong.