Vomiting is a common phenomenon in cats, but for many novice parents, it is inevitable to be worried and nervous when seeing this symptom. This article will explain the knowledge about cat vomiting. When you know the health knowledge of cats, you will not be so nervous. and worried.

　01 Hairy bulb syndrome

Hairball syndrome can be said to be the most common cause of vomiting in cats. As we all know, cats are very fond of licking their fur, and they will inevitably eat some cat hair during daily licking. Although some hair will be excreted from the body with the intestines and stomach, if the cat swallows too much hair, it will form hair balls in the body and accumulate in the digestive tract to block the intestines, causing the cat to vomit.

Hairball syndrome is characterized by vomiting about 1-3 times a week, and the vomitus is strip-shaped hair balls. This kind of vomiting is not accompanied by listlessness and lethargy, and eating and excretion remain normal. The scavenger can prepare some cat grass or hair removal cream for cats to help them spit out hair balls.

02 Swallowing foreign objects

As the saying goes, curiosity killed the cat. Cats’ strong curiosity makes them want to play with everything they see. Some foreign objects are accidentally swallowed by cats. Due to the inability of the intestines to digest, the cat experiences intense discomfort, which can lead to vomiting.

If the vomiting is caused by swallowing foreign objects, the cat will vomit not only cat food, but also clear water or yellow mucus. The cat's mental state will become worse, he will be unwilling to run or play, and his food intake will also decrease. If you swallowed something sharp, there is a good chance that there will be blood in the vomit.

In this case, it is best to send the cat to the doctor to prevent foreign objects from blocking the cat’s intestines for a long time and thus affecting the cat’s health. Pooper collectors should also keep away the scattered items at home to prevent curious cats from accidentally eating them.

　03 Tension and pressure

Cats are very sensitive animals. When they feel nervous and stressed, they will have a stress reaction and vomit easily.

The scavenger can prepare clean drinking water and a comfortable cat nest for the cat, so that the cat can adjust on its own. But adjusting by yourself does not mean letting go. Cats should pay close attention to the cat's eating and excretion. If it is more serious, they should consult a doctor.

　04 Food Poisoning

If the cat accidentally eats some food that is harmful to cats, it will also cause vomiting. Green plants at home such as daffodils, azaleas, oleanders, etc. can cause poisoning in cats.

Cats with food poisoning will have difficulty breathing, nausea, vomiting, and decreased blood pressure. It is recommended to seek medical treatment as soon as possible. In addition to digesting hair for cats at home,Cat grass used for balls should be confirmed before planting green plants to see if it is poisonous to cats.

05 Disease causes vomiting

This situation usually occurs in older cats. Some internal diseases can cause nausea and vomiting in cats. In this case, cats will become inactive and unwilling to eat, and their drinking and excretion will be abnormal.

It is recommended that the poop scraper send the cat to the hospital for examination, determine the cause of the disease and choose a treatment plan, and at the same time reasonably control the cat's diet to avoid delaying the condition.

　06 Parasite

Parasites in cats can also cause cats to vomit. If the cat is not dewormed, the larvae and eggs of the parasites will lodge in the cat's intestines, which will cause the cat to vomit.

If the cat has diarrhea, vomiting, or even blood in the stool, and there are white translucent linear parasites in the vomit, then the cat should be taken to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. It is best to bring the vomit with the cat so that the doctor can diagnose the condition.

Cats are relatively tolerant animals, and they won’t say anything about their discomfort. When the poop scooper discovers an abnormality in the cat and doesn’t know how to deal with it, he must seek medical attention in time!