It may be that the new cat food is not suitable for the cat’s stomach. It is recommended to temporarily stop feeding the new cat food and switch to the previous cat food. If the new cat food is of poor quality and not as good as the previous cat food, it is not difficult to understand that the cat will vomit. Some low-quality cat food contains various impurities and is not hygienic, which makes it difficult for the cat’s body to digest and absorb, which may lead to vomiting.

In fact, when a cat first starts eating cat food, it needs to be transitioned slowly instead of giving all the new cat food to the cat at once. This will not only cause vomiting, but may also cause diarrhea. Therefore, when changing food, you must follow the seven-day food change method. First, slowly add a little bit of new cat food to the old cat food. Continue to increase the amount of new food every day. After seven days, the old cat food will be completely replaced. In addition, you can Add pet probiotics to food.

Many cats like to eat cat food whose protein sources are seafood and poultry. They are completely dependent on these two proteins and will refuse if they are fed another protein source. Consuming the same type of protein over a long period of time, even high-quality, human-grade protein, can eventually lead to gastrointestinal inflammation and food allergies. It is recommended to rotate different cat foods, and then rotate cat foods with a different protein source every 3-6 months or so to prevent food allergies.