Solutions to the vomiting of civet cats:

1. If you find that in addition to vomiting, the civet cat has other symptoms of parasite infection, you must expel the civet cat in time. insect.

2. When a cat vomits, the pet owner should immediately deprive the cat of food and water for about 12 hours to observe the situation, so as not to aggravate the cat's vomiting symptoms. At the same time, observe the number of times the cat vomits and whether there are foreign objects in the vomit.

3. Do not feed cats randomly, especially human food. Choose cat food that meets the standards with few additives and no additives as the staple food.

4. Control the cat’s eating rhythm, eat smaller meals more often, at regular intervals, and try using slow food bowls.

5. If a cat has other adverse reactions besides vomiting, such as loss of appetite, poor energy, and reluctance to exercise, it needs to go to the hospital for examination in time.

Causes of vomiting in civet cats:

1. Hair ball syndrome. This is caused by the fact that the civet cat licks a lot of hair and cannot expel it. You can give the civet cat regular cat grass and hair removal cream to promote the spitting out of the hair balls.

2. If you suffer from cat plague, this condition is usually accompanied by diarrhea. You can use test strips to test whether you are infected with cat plague. If it is really cat plague, you need to isolate and treat it as soon as possible.

3. Cats’ gastrointestinal organs are relatively fragile. Many vomitings are caused by indigestion. For example, cats eat too fast and the food cannot be digested in time. Food accumulation in the stomach will lead to vomiting.