Many parents feel worried when they see their cat vomiting out undigested cat food. It vomits up a bunch of stuff, which looks very serious. Especially for newbies who have just raised cats, they don’t know what’s going on. What should I do if my cat vomits after eating cat food?

What should I do if my cat vomits undigested cat food?

1. Unreasonable feeding

Cats over three months old should pay attention to regular diet and do not put a bunch of cat food in one place. When feeding cats, not every cat will control their diet. Some cats are greedy and if they are not careful, they will easily eat too much and too quickly, resulting in indigestion and vomiting. For vomiting in this area, it is recommended that the cat fast for half a day or one day. During this period, the cat should not be given water. You can give the cat some probiotics to help the cat's stomach and digestion. Eat less food the next day to avoid overeating again.

2. Hairball syndrome

If the vomit contains cat hair in addition to undigested cat food, it may be hairball syndrome. Cats often Vomiting may also be hair ball syndrome, because cats lick their fur every day. These hairs are in the intestines and stomach and are not expelled in time, accumulating into hair balls, which can easily irritate the cat's intestines and stomach. Therefore, when it is found that there are hairs in the cat's vomit, it proves that the cat has severe hairball disease, and the cat needs to be helped to expel it in time.

If the cat is not digesting due to unreasonable feeding, it can be adjusted during feeding. But if it is hair ball disease, another method is needed. There are two ways to solve hair ball disease. One is to use cat-specific hair removal cream to make the cat excrete hair balls, and the other is to plant cat grass for the cat to eat. , spitting out hair balls. Naturally, the editor recommends the first method.