The reasons why cats vomit as soon as they eat:

1. It cannot be ruled out that the cat ate too much food on his own and vomited it out when his stomach could not hold it. This situation requires the owner to control the appropriate amount of the cat. In fact, most cases when cats vomit after eating are caused by intestinal problems. Due to the disorder of the digestive system, the cats cannot digest the food they eat, and the cats vomit it out on their own.

2. Hairy ball syndrome. Cats have hairy balls in their intestines and stomach, which affects gastrointestinal digestion and absorption, causing gastrointestinal discomfort. They always vomit after eating, and there are hairs in the vomit.

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. If a cat eats too quickly, his gastrointestinal tract is actually not as good as that of an omnivorous dog. If it eats too quickly, it will vomit due to gastrointestinal discomfort.

Solutions to cats that vomit as soon as they eat:

1. If the cat vomits after just eating normal cat food, you need to observe whether there is a lot of hair in the vomit. . If there is a lot of hair in the vomit, you need to feed the cat hair removal cream to help eliminate the hair balls.

2. Find a way to make the cat eat slower. If the cat food is too hard, it is recommended to soak it softly and feed it, which is less likely to cause gastrointestinal irritation and indigestion in the cat.

3. Eat small meals frequently and divide the food the cat eats into three or more feedings a day to help the cat’s gastrointestinal tract better digest and absorb and reduce the occurrence of vomiting.

4. If you find that your cat is vomiting blood, it often indicates inflammation within the body. Don’t delay, go to the hospital for various physical examinations, and receive professional treatment in a timely manner.