Cats foaming may be caused by poisoning, ingestion of bitter things, blockage by foreign objects, infection with feline distemper virus, internal diseases, gastroenteritis, hairball disease, etc. If there are no other abnormalities, the main considerations are hairball syndrome and the ingestion of bitter things. At this time, you can plant some cat grass or buy some hair removal cream and probiotics for the cat to eat, and supplement vitamins at the same time. If it is accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, such as convulsions, lack of energy, loss of appetite, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., you should go to the pet hospital immediately.

1. Poisoning

After a cat accidentally swallows pesticides, chronic rat poison, or is poisoned by certain substances, it will foam at the mouth. At the same time, poisoning can also cause cyanosis of the cat's mucous membranes, convulsions, listlessness, diarrhea and even coma and shock.

After the owner discovers that the cat is poisoned, he should immediately feed the cat with soapy water to induce vomiting, and then send it to the pet hospital for gastric lavage in time. If the drug has been absorbed by the body, it needs to be detoxified with drugs.

2. Ingesting bitter things

If the cat ingests bitter things, such as anthelmintics, tea, coffee, etc., the cat will secrete food from inside the mouth. A large amount of saliva, resulting in foaming at the mouth. This condition can heal on its own. The owner can rinse the cat's mouth to clean it, and it will usually recover in a few minutes.

3. Foreign body blockage

If the cat accidentally eats plastic bags, hair, bones and other foreign bodies, causing foreign body blockage, it will also cause the cat to continuously vomit and foam, and also cause the cat to vomit and foam. It will be accompanied by symptoms such as loss of appetite, arched back, and abdominal pain. After the cat swallows the foreign body, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital promptly, take a film to check the location and size of the foreign body, and choose appropriate treatment methods.

In the process of daily feeding and management, the owner should avoid letting the cat swallow foreign objects. When the owner finds that the cat is eating randomly or digging through the trash can, he should stop it in time and help the cat develop good living habits. .

4. Infection with feline distemper virus

Some cats infected with feline distemper virus will also vomit and foam, whether they drink water or eat, they will vomit, accompanied by fever , diarrhea and other symptoms. In this case, it is recommended to send the cat to a pet hospital immediately for treatment. In addition to symptomatic treatment to stop vomiting and reduce inflammation, the cat should also be given infusions to replenish body fluids, maintain acid-base balance, and prevent electrolyte imbalance.

5. Suffering from internal diseases

Cats suffering from other internal diseases that cause vomiting and foaming, such as liver insufficiency, pancreatitis, chronic kidney disease, etc., will all cause vomiting and white foaming.foam. This kind of medical disease requires going to the hospital for blood and biochemical testing to determine what the disease is.

6. Suffering from gastroenteritis

The most obvious symptom of cats suffering from gastroenteritis is vomiting and foaming, which is also accompanied by abdominal pain, diarrhea, loss of appetite, listlessness, etc. symptom. The reason why cats suffer from gastroenteritis is usually because they accidentally eat cold food, rotten food, heavy-flavored food, such as spicy, greasy, toxic food, etc. These foods can harm themselves. of intestines and stomach.

It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time after the cat becomes sick. If the gastroenteritis is caused by improper diet, the owner also needs to change the way the cat is fed.

7. Hairball syndrome

Because cats often lick their hair, and then the hair cannot be expelled from the body, and accumulation in the body will cause symptoms of vomiting and foaming, and there will also be Mixed with visible hair. In response to this situation, it is recommended that the owner feed the cat hair removal cream or cat grass in time to help the cat expel hair balls from the body.

The hair removal cream mainly softens the cat's feces and excretes the hair in the gastrointestinal tract together with the feces. However, the hair removal cream contains high oil content. Feeding too much may cause diarrhea and soft stools in cats. situation, so it is recommended to give according to the location description.