If the blue cat vomits some viscous gastric juice, it means that the cat has been fasting for too long. Excessive hunger leads to excessive gastric acid secretion and vomiting. In this case, you can give the blue cat a little water first, and then feed it cat food or easily digestible food to allow the stomach and intestines to gradually adapt.

What other causes cause blue cats to vomit?

Eating too quickly

Sometimes the blue cat devours food greedily and eats too quickly. This will cause the blue cat's stomach to be unable to adapt, resulting in vomiting. This situation is actually not serious. Remember to give the cat the right amount on time. Just feed it.

Due to disease

If the blue cat still has mental problems such as listlessness and loss of appetite after vomiting, then it is necessary to consider whether the body is sick. Parasites or viruses, or even poisonous food, can cause vomiting and other problems in cats. It is recommended to seek medical examination in time.

Hairballs

If the blue cat’s vomit is fluffy, it means it’s time to clean up the cat hair in the blue cat’s belly. Cats spend a lot of time licking their fur every day. If it is not cleaned up in time, it will accumulate to a certain extent and cause vomiting. It is recommended that owners properly feed British shorthair cats some hair removal cream or cat grass.

Gastrointestinal diseases

Vomiting in blue cats may also be caused by gastrointestinal diseases, such as parasitic gastroenteritis, bacterial gastroenteritis, fungal gastroenteritis, viral gastroenteritis, allergic gastroenteritis, intestinal Obstruction, foreign body gastroenteritis, etc. If your British Shorthair cat has persistent vomiting, you should take the British Shorthair cat to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time. The cat must be dewormed regularly and vaccinated in time.