Causes of cat vomiting:

1. There are clumps of hair balls in the cat’s vomit, which means that the cat has accumulated too much hair in its stomach and is vomiting in order to expel the hair. Cats have the habit of licking their fur, so the hair in their intestines and stomach needs to be cleaned in time. You can use some hair removal products for cats, so that cats will not often vomit hair balls.

2. If the cat starts vomiting less than half an hour after eating, and there are food residues in the vomit that have not yet been digested, it means that the cat is too hungry and eating too fast causes gastrointestinal discomfort and vomiting.

3. Cats’ intestines and stomachs are relatively delicate. If we suddenly change the food, the cat may not be able to accept it and may vomit.

4. When there are too many parasites in the cat’s gastrointestinal tract, some parasites will be expelled through vomiting. In general, not deworming for a long time may lead to such consequences.

5. The cat may have eaten some items by mistake. The presence of foreign objects may cause the cat to vomit, and there may even be blood in the vomiting. Once a similar situation occurs, it is recommended that cat owners take their cats directly for medical treatment.

Solutions to cat vomiting:

1. After discovering that the cat has swallowed foreign objects, please take it to the pet hospital as soon as possible and ask a professional doctor for rescue.

2. Regularly comb out some floating hair on the cat, so that when the cat licks and cleans its body, it will not lick too much hair.

3. Cats should be dewormed internally and externally regularly. It is best to deworm the cat internally every 3 months and externally every 2 months.

4. Usually feed the cat some pet probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract, protect the cat’s gastrointestinal tract, and relieve vomiting symptoms.