Food that causes cats to vomit: 1. Indigestible food. 2. Spoiled food. 3. Cool food. 4. Food that is toxic to cats. 5. Food with strong taste.

Things to note after cats vomit:

1. Medication: symptomatic treatment. Most mild and low-frequency vomiting is self-healing and can be treated with esophageal mucosal protectants. Check for fecal parasites during the examination, and antiparasitic drugs can be prescribed in suspicious cases

2. Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs: Do not use antibiotics casually, because they may cause intestinal flora imbalance and aggravate vomiting and diarrhea symptoms.

3. Deprivation of water and food: It is necessary to eat small and frequent meals for observation, but do not deprive water or food (especially cats or young animals).

4. Collect information: If you want to consider sending your cat to the doctor for examination, you need to observe the frequency of vomiting, how long it takes to vomit after a meal, what it vomits, and the color and nature of the vomited liquid. It is best to take pictures. Photos to provide detailed information to the doctor.