When a cat has food accumulation, its stomach will be in a state of bloating and may be accompanied by retching. In severe cases, the cat will not be able to pass feces. Food accumulation in the cat’s stomach is due to indigestion, which is why the cat will accumulate food. Cats that accumulate food often cause them to vomit undigested food.

The symptoms of food accumulation in cats are poor digestion

When cats accumulate food, it is mostly because pet owners feed too much food and feed cats a single dry cat food for a long time. The cat's body lacks water absorption, resulting in indigestion in the intestines and stomach. Moreover, cats may vomit or be unable to poop for a long time.

Solution:

The owner should change the cat's diet, prepare some watery and easy-to-digest food for the cat, such as canned cats or homemade nutritious cat rice, and also feed the cat some stomach motivators.

The symptoms of food accumulation in cats are internal parasites

Normal cats can be taken to the pet hospital for deworming when they are three months old. If the cat is not dewormed, there will be parasites in the body. Parasites will wreak havoc in the cat's intestines, worsen the cat's digestive ability, and absorb nutrients from the cat's body, leading to an imbalance of intestinal flora.

Solution:

Deworming cats is a very important job. The owner can take the cat to the pet hospital for a fecal examination to confirm the insect type before deworming. Later, feed the cat some stomach-nourishing food.

Feed accumulation in cats manifests as hairball disease

Cats like to clean their own hair. The hair will enter the cat's body along the barbs on the tongue and cannot be digested. When the sides of a cat’s belly are bulging and retching occurs, it may be that the cat has hairball syndrome.

Solution:

The owner needs to feed the cat some cat grass and Huoshi Miao Xiang Hair Cream to make the cat expel hair balls.