Kittens vomit after eating too much. This is usually caused by indigestion. Pay attention to the diet when feeding the cat.

1. Causes of vomiting in cats

　1. Gastric mucosa is irritated

Vomiting is a common phenomenon for cats, rather than a disease. Vomiting is usually caused by strong stimulation of the gastric mucosa, which causes antiperistaltic contraction of the stomach. Vomiting is actually a protective function of the body. The reflex function is to eliminate stimulation.

2. Licking fur causes vomiting

Because cats have the habit of licking their hair, they often lick the hair into their mouths and enter their stomach. Once these licked hairs form hair balls in the stomach, when they reach a certain size, they will irritate them. It is normal for reflex vomiting to occur due to the stomach.

3. Vomiting caused by eating

Cats may also vomit because they eat too fast, too much, or eat too much green vegetable food. This is also a type of physiological vomiting. After vomiting, cats usually still vomit. As always, keep eating. ​​​​​​

2. Things to know about cat vomiting

1. Pathological vomiting

If vomiting is caused by illness, it is pathological vomiting. There are many pathological factors, such as viral, bacterial, parasitic, chemical and physical factors, etc. If it is caused by these factors If it causes it, you should send it to a doctor for treatment immediately.

2. Distinguish between physiology and pathology

When a cat is vomiting, the owner must distinguish whether it is physiological vomiting or pathological vomiting. Usually after physiological vomiting, the cat will continue to eat, so you can ignore it. However, if the vomiting is frequent and there are other abnormalities, Get to the hospital quickly.

3. Pay attention to dietary care

Although vomiting is a very common phenomenon in cats’ daily life, in daily life, as long as you pay more attention to the cat’s diet and care, and take preventive measures, you can reduce these vomiting, and Let the cat grow up healthily.

3. Preventive methods for cat vomiting

1. Prevent cold and vomiting

During the transition from winter to spring, when the weather is hot and cold, bacteria are most likely to breed. As long as the heat preservation work is not done properly, it will easily lead to cold vomiting. Therefore, you must do a good job of keeping your cat warm. And use distilled water instead of tap water.

2. Indigestible vomiting

The intestines of newly adopted kittens are not fully developed, and some have never even eaten cat food, so if they are suddenly fed cat food, they may have difficulty digesting it.If the situation leads to vomiting, the prevention method is to feed the kitten milk powder, ginseng and some rice. Giving your cat some intestinal benefits from time to time can help regulate the gastrointestinal tract and promote gastrointestinal digestion.

　3. Food allergy factors

For some cats with special physiques, some foods contain potential allergens, which usually occur after eating something they do not usually eat. Cats with the disease will vomit several times a week, mostly after two meals. Vomiting within hours

4. Prevent food allergies

Determining the allergens of cats is not an easy task. Foods that are usually likely to cause cat allergies include cereals, food colorings, chemical additives, preservatives, etc. It is best to exclude these foods that may cause allergies and feed them Fixed food for cats.