Conditions that cause vomiting in cats:

1. Hairball disease: Cats are rarely combed, causing the cats to lose hair covering their bodies. Cats will lick themselves frequently and eat these shed hairs into their stomachs, gradually accumulating into hair balls. It will eventually lead to intestinal obstruction in cats and vomiting.

2. Internal parasites: Parasites continue to irritate the gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting.

3. Gastroenteritis, excessive intake of food, and ingestion of spoiled food: It is recommended that pet owners deprive cats of food and water for one day, and feed probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract.

4. Feline Distemper: When a cat experiences severe vomiting accompanied by symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, diarrhea, etc., it is likely to be infected with feline distemper, and the cat needs to be taken to the hospital for examination in time.

Methods to deal with cat vomiting:

1. Indigestion and vomiting. If the cat is an adult, it is still recommended to ensure a fixed amount when feeding, and do not change it easily. You can feed your cat some Gastrointestinal Probiotics to help with digestion.

2. If the cat suffers from food poisoning and vomits, take the cat to the hospital for examination in time, and explain to the doctor what the cat has been exposed to and what food it has eaten. When you are at home, you should also pay more attention to your cat’s behavior.

3. Parasites cause vomiting, and the owner needs to deworm the cat regularly. If necessary, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination early, so as to better understand the cause.

4. Hairball disease causes vomiting. It is recommended that the owner regularly helps the cat to eliminate the hairballs. You can use cat grass, hair removal cream, etc. to do this. If the cat's condition is more serious, he still needs to go to the hospital.