The reasons why cats vomit after eating:

1. Cats eat too fast. The cat’s gastrointestinal tract is not as good as that of an omnivorous dog. If the cat eats too quickly, it will cause gastrointestinal discomfort. Vomit.

2. If a cat eats too full, the cat’s gastrointestinal digestion capacity is very weak. Eating too much at once will cause indigestion in the cat, causing excessive gastrointestinal burden and causing vomiting.

3. Parasitic infection in the body will affect gastrointestinal absorption, resulting in weakened gastrointestinal digestion and vomiting and diarrhea.

4. Cats suffer from gastrointestinal inflammation, which will cause them to vomit easily after eating.

5. The staple food is too greasy. If the food or cat food eaten by the cat is greasy, the gastrointestinal tract will easily have physiological reactions of nausea and vomiting.

6. The impact of changing cat food. Changing food too frequently will lead to a decline in the gastrointestinal health of cats, causing cats to vomit as soon as they eat.

7. Cats suffer from hair ball syndrome, and their gastrointestinal digestion and absorption are not good, causing the cat to vomit as soon as it eats.

How to take care of a sick cat:

1. Observe the cat’s condition, whether it is lively and energetic (the most obvious sign of a sick cat is malaise), and whether it sneezes or not. situation, whether there are abnormal secretions from the mouth and nose (excessive tears and runny nose, inflammatory eye secretions, etc.).

2. Observe the amount of daddy, the softness and hardness of the daddy, the number of times of peeing, and the amount of peeing every day.

3. Observe your diet and weigh yourself regularly.

4. Read the ingredient list of cat food carefully to understand the substances your cat needs to take in, and add some necessary elements.