Causes of cat vomiting:

1. Foreign body obstruction. If a cat eats things that cannot be digested, such as plastic bags, cloth clothing, needlework, slippers, toys, bells, etc., it will cause the gastrointestinal tract to be unable to move normally, leading to constant vomiting.

2. Hairy bulb syndrome. The typical symptom of hairball disease is vomiting about 1 to 3 times a week. The vomited things are strip-shaped hair balls. If the cat is usually fed grass, there will also be fragments of crude fiber.

3. Uremia. Cats have no appetite and will vomit bile or gastric juice. In severe cases, they will not only vomit, but also experience symptoms such as cramps or multiple organ disorders. Emergency medical attention is required.

4. There are parasites in the cat’s body. When there are parasites in the cat's body, it will cause symptoms such as loss of appetite, diarrhea, and vomiting.

Cat Vomiting Care Methods:

1. When a cat vomits, the pet owner should immediately deprive the cat of food and water for about 12 hours for observation. situation to avoid aggravating the symptoms of vomiting in cats.

2. In addition to vomiting symptoms, cats also have other symptoms of parasite infection such as loss of appetite, parasites in their stools, etc. Pet owners should deworm the cat in time. Pet owners must pay attention to deworming their cats and deworm their cats regularly.

3. Cats can be allowed to drink a very small amount of water or a small amount of low-sodium chicken soup. In the short term, if your cat is still healthy, you don’t have to worry too much about it becoming dehydrated. After the vomiting is confirmed to disappear, and 24 hours later, the cat can be given a mild food of boiled chicken breast in small amounts.