The reasons why kittens keep vomiting yellow water in winter:

1. One of the common reasons why cats vomit yellow water is that there is too much hair in the body, because cats usually lick their fur. Sometimes, it is easy to swallow some hair into the stomach, causing the cat to suffer from hair ball disease and cause vomiting yellow water.

2. The cat itself eats food residues and other foreign objects in the trash can due to its habit of eating randomly, which can also cause vomiting of yellow water.

3. Cats suffering from gastroenteritis can also cause cats to vomit yellow water.

4. If the cat is vomiting yellow water and also has symptoms such as depression, loss of appetite, diarrhea, dehydration, high fever, etc., it is most likely to be infected with a viral disease, such as cat Diseases such as plague, feline parvovirus, and feline coronavirus.

Solutions for kittens that keep vomiting yellow water in winter:

1. If the cat vomits yellow water because of hair ball syndrome, then shovel the feces You need to feed the cat an appropriate amount of hair removal cream or cat grass to help the cat expel the accumulated hair from the body, or use other methods to induce vomiting under the guidance of a veterinarian, because not all cats will eat hair removal cream.

2. It is caused by the cat eating something by mistake. The cat should be fasted for 4 hours and observed to see if it still vomits. During this period, it can be given an appropriate amount of water. Some warm water can help the cat flush the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract and esophagus. If the cat continues to vomit yellow water, you need to take it to a pet hospital for medical treatment.

3. If the cat suffers from gastroenteritis, the cat can first feed an appropriate amount of gastrointestinal probiotics to the cat at home to help it regulate its intestinal function, and the phenomenon of vomiting yellow water will gradually disappear. , if the cat’s gastroenteritis is serious, you need to take it to a pet hospital for treatment.

4. If the cat is infected with a viral disease and vomits yellow water, the cat should be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately. Because viral bacteria are contagious, follow up promptly Keep other cats in isolation to prevent other cats from being infected with feline parvovirus, feline coronavirus and other diseases.