Pregnant cats vomiting yellow water may be morning sickness. If a cat has morning sickness just after eating, it may be cat food. However, morning sickness may cause the cat to vomit yellow water after eating for a period of time. Don’t worry too much about this situation. Generally, cats will vomit by themselves. recover. Secondly, if it is frequent dry vomiting of yellow water, it is also possible that the cat is suffering from hair ball syndrome and is vomiting hair balls. In addition, if the cat is also accompanied by poor energy, loss of appetite, etc., it may also be caused by diseases, such as gastroenteritis, viral diseases, parasites, etc. The owner must distinguish the cat's morning sickness from abnormal vomiting, and it is best to send the cat to a pet hospital for treatment according to the doctor's advice.

1. Morning sickness

Due to different physical constitutions of female cats, some female cats may suffer from morning sickness during pregnancy. If a cat vomits after eating, it may be cat food. , but if you suffer from morning sickness after eating for a period of time, you may vomit yellow water. The main reason is that during the development of the fetus, the abdominal viscera is squeezed, resulting in morning sickness, which is generally not accompanied by other adverse symptoms. This is a normal phenomenon, so owners do not need to worry too much. They can feed the cat some easily digestible food, and it will usually resolve on its own.

2. Hairball syndrome

If the cat frequently vomits yellow water, it may also be the cause of hairball syndrome. Owners can feed cats cat grass or hair removal cream to remove hair balls from the cat's body and reduce the number of vomiting.

3. Cause of the disease

If the cat frequently vomits yellow water, accompanied by symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, and diarrhea, it may also be gastroenteritis, Caused by diseases such as viruses and parasites. It is recommended to send the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time to prevent any impact on the cat and the fetus in the abdomen.

Note: During the cat’s pregnancy, the owner should feed the cat food with high nutritional value, so as to provide the female cat with sufficient energy and ensure the healthy development of the fetus in the body. In addition, when the cat is one month pregnant, you should take the cat to the pet hospital for a B-ultrasound examination.