Solutions for cats with folded ears that vomit:

1. If it is caused by gastrointestinal disease, viral infection, food poisoning, etc., you need to take the cat with folded ears as soon as possible When you go to a pet hospital for medical treatment, you should investigate the main causes.

2. If you are infected with parasites, it will cause gastrointestinal discomfort and cause vomiting. At this time, the main thing to do is to observe whether the cat with folded ears has other symptoms of parasite infection. If so, the cat should be dewormed in time.

3. If hair ball disease causes a large number of hair balls to block the gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting. It is recommended that the pet owner feed the folded-eared cat some cat grass or hair removal cream in time to eliminate hair balls.

4. If you have gastrointestinal discomfort or indigestion. Then pet owners can feed Fold-eared cats some pet probiotics to relieve some of the symptoms, regulate the gastrointestinal tract, and enhance the cat’s immunity.

Reasons for vomiting in Fold-eared cats:

1. If a Fold-eared cat that has just been brought home has symptoms of vomiting, it is most likely due to exposure to a new environment. , caused by stress reaction. So if you frequently change the environment with a folded-eared cat, beat and scold the cat, and take frequent baths, stress situations such as vomiting will easily occur.

2. Generally, if a cat with folded ears is infected with parasites, it will cause retching, vomiting, diarrhea, or even parasites in the stool. Therefore, pet owners need to observe whether cats with folded ears are infected with parasites.

3. Fold-eared cats usually spend a lot of time licking their fur, so it is easy for the hair to be brought into the intestines and stomach to accumulate, causing hair ball blockage or hair ball syndrome, which will cause retching and vomiting. Symptoms such as hair balls.

4. If the cat with folded ears has persistent vomiting symptoms and affects the mental state and daily life, it may be caused by gastrointestinal disease.

5. Fold-eared cats are allergic to many human foods and plants. If they eat them by mistake, they may suffer from vomiting symptoms caused by food poisoning.

6. Fold-eared cats are prone to symptoms of indigestion and vomiting if they eat food that is difficult to digest, eat too fast, or eat too much at once.

7. If you feed a folded-eared cat the same cat food for a long time, the cat will get tired of it and put a burden on the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. However, if there is no transition period when changing cat food to a Fold-eared cat, it will cause gastrointestinal discomfort and vomiting in the Fold-eared cat.