Causes of kitten vomiting:

1. Most cats have fragile gastrointestinal organs and cannot digest them when they eat too much, or they eat too much mixed food, etc. , all can lead to vomiting.

2. If there are hairs in the cat’s vomit, it is most likely caused by hairball disease. After all, cats lick their fur every day. If these hairs are not excreted in time in the intestines and stomach, they will slowly turn into hair balls, causing great irritation to their intestines and stomach.

3. Vomiting in kittens may also be due to infection with intestinal parasites, leading to intestinal flora disorder, gastrointestinal discomfort and other symptoms. Generally, you can see obvious parasites in the vomit of kittens.

4. When a kitten eats, if it eats too fast or too much, it will suffer from indigestion and cause the kitten to vomit.

Solutions to vomiting in kittens:

1. After the kitten vomits, the owner can give it some water first and try to see if it still has appetite later. If there is still appetite, don’t worry too much. It may be caused by overeating or strenuous exercise after meals. The owner can feed it some probiotics to regulate its gastrointestinal condition.

2. If the cat has no appetite and is vomiting without eating, the owner should take the cat to the hospital for examination immediately.

3. Kittens should be fed small meals frequently, and the amount of feeding can be reduced appropriately.

4. Take the cat to a regular pet hospital to check for allergens, learn about the foods the cat is intolerant to, and do not change the cat’s eating habits easily.