Cats that are vomiting cannot take metronidazole. Metronidazole is a human antibiotic and antiprotozoal agent that has no effect on vomiting. If a cat vomits, it is necessary to find out the cause of the vomiting and treat it symptomatically, instead of blindly using human drugs, otherwise it is easy to use the wrong medicine and cause greater harm to the cat. It is recommended that cat owners take their cats to the pet hospital for symptomatic treatment in time to avoid delaying the condition and endangering the cat's health.

Things to note after cats vomit:

1. Medication: symptomatic treatment. Most mild and low-frequency vomiting is self-healing and can be treated with esophageal mucosal protectants. Check for fecal parasites during the examination, and antiparasitic drugs can be prescribed in suspicious cases

2. Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs: Do not use antibiotics casually, because they may cause intestinal flora imbalance and aggravate vomiting and diarrhea symptoms.

3. Deprivation of water and food: It is necessary to eat small and frequent meals for observation, but do not deprive water or food (especially cats or young animals).

4. Collect information: If you want to consider sending your cat to the doctor for examination, you need to observe the frequency of vomiting, how long it takes to vomit after a meal, what it vomits, and the color and nature of the vomited liquid. It is best to take pictures. Photos to provide detailed information to the doctor.