Causes of cats vomiting after eating:

1. Causes of cat illness, such as gastroenteritis, feline distemper and food poisoning, etc., may cause cats to vomit. Vomiting occurs.

2. The cat eats too quickly or eats too much at one time.

3. Food problems. Cats eat food that is not fresh, contaminated by bacteria, contains drug residues, contains chemical additives, etc., which can also cause cats to vomit after eating.

4. Parasites. Cats infected with parasites will suffer from weight loss, loss of appetite, poor gastrointestinal function, and are prone to frequent vomiting.

How to prevent vomiting in cats.

1. Prevent colds and vomiting. During the transition from winter to spring, when the weather is hot and cold, bacteria are most likely to breed. As long as the heat preservation work is not done properly, it is easy to cause a cold. Vomiting occurs, so it is necessary to keep the cat warm and use distilled water instead of tap water.

2. Indigestible vomiting. The intestines of newly adopted kittens are not fully developed, and some have never even eaten cat food, so suddenly giving them cat food may cause indigestion. If the situation leads to vomiting, the prevention method is to feed the kitten milk powder, ginseng and some rice.