Cats vomiting yellow water with foam may be caused by indigestion, poisoning, or infection with certain diseases. First of all, when a cat vomits yellow water, the owner should observe the cat's vomitus and the number of vomiting times. If there is too much, the cat may be in danger of dehydration. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital immediately for fluid replenishment and electrolyte balance. If your cat is usually greedy and foams at the mouth when vomiting, it may be vomiting caused by poisoning.

What is the cause of cat regurgitation and vomiting? Cat regurgitation and vomiting is just a symptom of a disease, and many reasons can cause vomiting. For example, viral infection, gastroenteritis, foreign bodies, pancreatitis, etc. can cause vomiting symptoms. The owner should take it to the doctor immediately and take an X-ray to check whether gastrointestinal obstruction is caused by eating indiscriminately. In addition, do a viral disease screening, then do a blood routine and pancreatitis test, specifically check for vomiting, and then treat symptomatically.

Symptoms of cat gastroenteritis:

Feline gastroenteritis is mainly caused by gastritis. In the early stages of the disease, the body temperature will rise and the desire to eat will decrease. In the early stages of the disease, the cat's body temperature will rise and his desire to eat will decrease. There will also be vomiting and abdominal pain. If you touch your belly with abdominal pain, you will complain that you don't want to be touched. At the same time, you will keep looking at your abdomen and drink water more often, but you will vomit it out after drinking it. In severe cases, the vomitus will appear watery yellow and the body will lose weight rapidly. The feces passed out are more water than feces, smell bad, and some feces have blood in them. If the cat catches a cold, the cat will also prefer a warm environment and be afraid of the cold.