Causes of vomiting in lactating female cats:

1. Caused by cold, gastroenteritis, or viral diseases.

2. When cats are infected with feline distemper virus, feline herpes virus, or feline calicivirus, they will have symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea. Owners need to separate lactating cats from kittens to prevent the kittens from becoming infected. be infected.

3. The female cat’s intestines and stomach are relatively weak after giving birth, and poor digestion leads to vomiting.

4. It is a physiological phenomenon, which may be caused by factors such as the female cat swallowing food too quickly, being hungry for too long, or exercising strenuously.

5. Pathological factors may be caused by upper respiratory tract infection, uterine lesions or other diseases.

Precautions for vomiting in lactating female cats:

1. Feed the female cat easy-to-digest liquid food. The female cat should be fasted for half a day or one day first, and then eat it again. Feed foods that are easy to digest, such as millet porridge, fish soup, goat milk powder, glucose water and other liquid foods.

2. Feed cats probiotics, feed cats probiotics, and supplement beneficial bacteria. You can mix it with honey water or some yogurt and let the female cat eat it as soon as possible.

3. Feed some nutritious food in your diet. In addition, fruits, vegetables, meat, etc. must be fed appropriately to supplement nutrients and protein.

4. The female cat is weak after giving birth, so the owner should pay attention to keeping the cat warm, never let the cat catch a cold, help take care of the kittens, and do not make the female cat too hard.