Causes of cat vomiting:

1. When a cat licks its own hair, the loose hairs will get stuck on the small comb-like barbs on its tongue, thus swallowing a large amount of food. The hair causes trichomes, which can cause vomiting and inability to eat.

2. Cats eating cold or expired food will cause stomach discomfort and cause vomiting.

3. Parasitic infection can cause cats to vomit. If you see evidence of worms in your cat's vomit or feces, go to your veterinarian and prescribe some deworming medication.

4. Not only gastrointestinal diseases can cause cats to vomit, but many major diseases will almost always cause cats to vomit. The specific disease should be checked by the hospital to determine.

Precautions for cat vomiting:

1. Pay attention to the cat’s diet and ensure that it drinks water. Do not drink raw or dirty water, and do not eat food that is not easy to digest. Food, do not feed too salty food.

2. Ensure the hygiene and temperature of the home environment. Allow cats to bask in the sun every day in the morning and evening when the sun is mild. Sunbathing can help cats replenish nutrients.

3. You can also feed cats some probiotics to regulate their stomach. Probiotics can treat diarrhea, constipation, indigestion, loss of appetite, acute and chronic intestinal stress reactions and other symptoms in cats.

4. When you see a cat vomiting, pay attention to the cat’s mental state and whether it is eating normally. If there are other symptoms, such as vomiting, fever, or blood in the stool, please send it to the doctor in time.