Cats should not eat chicken after vomiting. Chicken is rich in protein and is not easy to digest. Feeding chicken after vomiting can easily aggravate the cat’s gastrointestinal discomfort and cause vomiting again. After a cat vomits, it is recommended to feed a protein-rich food that is easier to digest, such as hydrolyzed protein or warm glucose water. If the cat does not continue to vomit for more than 6-8 hours, you can try feeding some special digestive tract prescription food or canned food.

What is better for cats to eat when they are vomiting:

1. Light food. If the owner is not careful when feeding and feeds some irritating food, it will easily affect the body's gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea. Therefore, the owner must first replace the cat with light food, such as some vegetable porridge, meat porridge and other foods. .

2. Feed cats beneficial bacteria. In addition to changing the diet, the owner should also consider that the cat's intestines and stomach may also lack some beneficial bacteria, so it is easy to have diarrhea due to some problems. The owner can feed the cat some pet peeing pavilions on a daily basis, appropriately Help cats replenish beneficial bacteria.

3. Feed fruits and vegetables to cats. Fruits and vegetables are also rich in nutrients, such as vitamins, fiber, etc., which can help take care of the cat's gastrointestinal tract. You can feed the cat more strawberries, bananas, etc. in daily life, and make them into puree to feed the cat.