Solutions for cats that vomit after eating too much

1. No food or water. If a cat vomits after eating too much, it must first stop food and water for a period of time. , to prevent food from further irritating the cat’s gastrointestinal tract and causing vomiting again. If the cat does not vomit after eating, you can feed a small amount of boiled water and observe the reaction. If the cat's spirit and appetite are normal, you can feed a small amount of probiotics.

2. Feed reasonably. You need to adjust the feeding method later. You can divide the food the cat needs to eat every day into 2 to 3 small portions, and feed one portion at different times. You can feed it in the morning, noon and evening. Once or once in the morning and evening, it can reduce the food intake of the cat and ensure that it eats enough food every day.

3. Seek medical treatment. If the cat has abnormal mental and appetite symptoms after vomiting after eating, there may be other physical abnormalities. Once discovered, the owner must take the cat to the pet hospital in time. Hospital for treatment. Most cases may be caused by parasitic diseases, which can be treated with anthelmintics.

4. Give the cat oral probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and observe the vomiting. If the vomiting continues or even worsens, you need to take it to the hospital to check the cause.

5. Cat vomiting is not necessarily caused by eating too much. It may be caused by foreign objects. When the cat eats foreign objects and then eats, it may cause the cat to vomit, so it is recommended to take a X-ray examination.

6. Usually pancreatitis and gastroenteritis can cause cats to vomit.