My cat started vomiting little amounts of watery brown

Your question about Catty is with the veterinarians on PawsRx. I'm not a veterinarian, so I can't tell you what's wrong or what's safe to give her. Two things cost nothing tonight. Emergency clinics answer their phones all night, and the person who picks up can usually tell you whether this can wait until morning. Calling doesn't commit you to going in, and you don't need money to ask. If she stops moving around like herself, won't take water, or the vomiting keeps on, she needs to be seen rather than watched. For the money side: pawsrx.io/guides/cant-afford-a-vet. The short version: ask any clinic about paying over time before you assume the answer is no, and ask whether they work with an emergency grant program, because many do.

This reply is from the PawsRx team, not a veterinarian. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not intended to establish a veterinarian-client-patient relationship. For guidance about your pet, ask a verified vet or book an appointment.

I understand your concern, especially at this time of night. Vomiting around 6 times, even in small amounts, is concerning. Brown watery vomit can sometimes be related to stomach irritation or partially digested food, but it can also occur with more serious gastrointestinal problems or foreign-body ingestion. For now, withhold food for a few hours, but offer very small amounts of water frequently. Don’t force water or give any human medications. Keep her somewhere quiet and monitor her closely. If she continues vomiting, cannot keep water down, becomes weak/lethargic, has a painful or swollen abdomen, pale gums, blood or coffee-ground material in the vomit, or has difficulty breathing, she needs emergency veterinary care despite the financial difficulty. If possible, find nearby emergency clinics or animal rescues and explain the situation If you can send me a photo of the vomit and tell me her age, when she last ate, whether she is passing urine/stool normally, and whether she could have eaten anything unusual, I can guide you further.