Causes of vomiting in Fold-eared cats:

1. When a Fold-eared cat licks its fur, the loose hairs will get stuck on the small comb-like barbs on its tongue. Swallowing a large amount of hair can lead to hair ball syndrome, which can lead to vomiting and inability to eat.

2. If a Fold-eared cat eats cold or expired food, it will cause stomach discomfort and cause vomiting.

3. Parasitic infection can cause vomiting in folded-eared cats. 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 vomiting in folded-eared cats, but also many major diseases that can cause vomiting in folded-eared cats. The specific disease should be checked and determined by the hospital.

Precautions for vomiting in Fold-eared cats:

1. Pay attention to the Fold-eared cat’s diet and make sure it drinks water. Do not drink raw or dirty water. Eat food that is not easy to digest and do not feed food that is too salty.

2. Ensure the hygiene and temperature of the home environment. Let the Fold-eared cat bask in the sun every day in the morning and evening when the sun is mild. Sunbathing can help the Fold-eared cat replenish its nutrition.

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

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