If the cat does not vomit after eating, if the frequency is not high and it has no impact on appetite and mental state, the owner does not need to worry too much. The owner can feed the cat some low-fat food and feed the cat probiotics. bacteria to promote gastrointestinal digestion. However, the cause of indigestion and vomiting in cats may also be caused by infectious diseases, such as feline plague. Owners should take their cats to the animal hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment after diagnosis.

Reasons for cats vomiting after eating:

1. Hair ball syndrome. Cats have hair balls in their intestines and stomach, which affect gastrointestinal digestion and absorption, causing gastrointestinal discomfort and always vomiting after eating.

2. Gastroenteritis. When cats suffer from gastroenteritis, they often vomit what they eat, and they are prone to diarrhea when suffering from enteritis.

3. Pancreatitis. The pancreas secretes digestive enzymes to help digestion. When the pancreas is inflamed, cats will also vomit frequently, and in severe cases, they may vomit blood.

4. Infectious diseases. Cats may also vomit incessantly when suffering from infectious diseases such as feline distemper and feline cupping. This should be prevented and vaccinated in time.

5. Indigestion. There are many causes of indigestion in cats, such as eating too full, eating too fast, food that is too greasy, and being born with poor gastrointestinal conditions, all of which can lead to vomiting.