It may be that the cat is suffering from gastroenteritis. Frequent vomiting causes the smooth muscles of the stomach to contract too violently, causing the capillaries in the gastrointestinal mucosa to rupture, and a small amount of blood and gastric juice mix to form pink vomitus. It is recommended to feed the cat some pet probiotics to adjust and see if the situation improves. If there is no improvement, it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by infectious diseases such as feline plague, and you should seek medical examination in time.

Acute pancreatitis, chronic liver disease, kidney disease, intestinal obstruction, ingestion of foreign bodies, parasites, etc. may cause severe vomiting in cats. Severe vomiting will also be accompanied by the appearance of blood. If vomiting is frequent, blood coagulation may also occur. piece. Therefore, cats vomiting pink mucus does not necessarily mean feline plague, but may also be other problems. If you are not sure whether it is feline plague, it is recommended that the owner take it to an animal hospital for screening for feline plague.