# Vomit analytics

Source: https://docs.gdc-world.net/cats-health/vomit-analytics/

## The timeline

Is a cat vomiting more often than usual? **Analytics** below **Vomit** in the menu answers that at a glance, with three key figures and a timeline of the last 90 days.

*[Image: The Vomit analytics page with the three key figures and one timeline lane each for Mimi, Felix and Luna]*

At the top, choose which cats to look at:

- **All cats** covers the whole household.
- Tap a cat's name to look at that cat only. Cats that have died are not offered here, as on the other screens; their history stays in the view of all cats.

The three key figures count only the cats you selected:

- **Vomits · last 30 days**: how many incidents there were in the last 30 days, today included.
- **Longest clear run**: the longest stretch of days without any incident. The days since the last incident count as a stretch too, so a good spell that is still going shows here.
- **Days since last**: how many days have passed since the most recent incident.

A dash means there is no incident to count yet.

The **Timeline** has one lane per cat, in the cat's colour. Each mark is one incident; the left edge is 90 days ago and the right edge is today. The dates below the lanes help you place the marks. The number at the end of a lane is how many incidents that cat had in these 90 days. Marks that bunch together show at once when a cat had a bad few weeks.

Below the timeline, each cat's row repeats that number and shows **Last** with the date of its most recent incident, even if that was longer than 90 days ago. A dash means it has never vomited.

If nothing has been recorded yet, the page shows **No incidents recorded yet.** Incidents are entered on the [Vomit](https://cat.gdc-world.net/vomit) page (see [Log an incident](https://docs.gdc-world.net/cats-health/vomit/#log)).