Causes of cat vomiting: 1. Cats eat food too quickly. 2. The cat eats too much food and cannot digest it. 3. Frequent vomiting will occur after suffering from gastritis or pancreatitis. 4. There are parasites in cats that live in the gastrointestinal tract and can easily cause vomiting and diarrhea. 5. The cat has eaten unclean or toxic substances.

Methods to deal with vomiting in cats:

1. The cat eats food too quickly. When a cat eats too fast, it can cause regurgitation and spit out the food. It is recommended that owners use slow feeding basins for feeding cats.

2. The cat eats too much food and cannot digest it. When a cat eats too much food, it will excrete it through vomiting because it cannot digest it. Cat owners are advised to feed them in moderation.

3. After suffering from gastritis or pancreatitis, frequent vomiting symptoms will occur, accompanied by symptoms of depression, and you need to consult a doctor in time.

4. There are parasites in cats that live in the gastrointestinal tract and can easily cause vomiting and diarrhea. Owners need to go to the pet hospital in time and use anthelmintics rationally.

5. The cat has eaten unclean or toxic substances. It is necessary to seek medical treatment promptly, induce vomiting in time, and then treat symptomatically.

6. If the cat vomits after just eating normal cat food, you need to observe whether there is a lot of hair in the vomit. If there is a lot of hair in the vomit, you need to feed the cat hair removal cream to help eliminate the hair balls.

7. Cat infectious diseases can also cause cats to vomit after eating, which requires further diagnosis and then treatment.