Cats vomit and refuse to eat, but are in good spirits? There are many reasons for cats to vomit. If they don’t eat, the problem is still relatively big. In particular, cats are a relatively tolerant species. If it is not particularly painful, you may not notice anything abnormal, but once a problem is discovered, the problem will be very serious. So what are the main reasons for cats to vomit?

Cats inadvertently swallow their own dead hair due to long-term licking of their bodies, so sometimes cats may vomit 1-3 times a week and spit out long hair balls, but some cats It may not be possible to vomit out hair balls smoothly. Some cats have even vomited yellow water but still cannot vomit out hair balls. If you find this problem, you can feed the cat hair removal cream or cat grass to help the cat digest the hair balls in the body and expel the hair balls smoothly.

Or there may be parasites in the cat’s stomach, which affects its appetite, so it won’t eat or drink, and will vomit yellow water. If it is determined that the problem is parasites, it is necessary to pre-parasitic and then regulate the gastrointestinal tract. In addition, regular deworming is very necessary.

Finally, cats are allergic to certain foods or have indigestion. If the problem is serious, they may suffer from enteritis. If a cat may be allergic to certain foods, it will usually vomit within two hours after eating. In severe cases, it may also cause diarrhea. In addition, cats who eat too fast and overeat often suffer from gastrointestinal indigestion and are prone to vomiting. If a cat contracts gastroenteritis due to long-term improper feeding, one of the symptoms will be frequent vomiting and loss of appetite. In this case, it is necessary to use some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract, and it is best to eat some light liquid food to regulate it.