It may be that the cat is spitting out hair balls, because the cat licks its fur, which is a way for it to clean itself. However, it is inevitable that some hairs will be licked directly into the stomach. Over time, when a certain amount is reached, the hair balls will become blocked in the stomach, and the cat will expel the hair balls from the stomach through vomiting. Hairballs are not vomited out in one go. Some cats need to vomit multiple times before they can vomit them out. Not only hair balls, if the cat accidentally swallows foreign objects, such as thread, plastic and other common objects, vomiting can also expel these objects.

If the cat keeps vomiting and cannot vomit, it may be because it has eaten unclean food or poisonous food. This includes not only food poisoning, but also accidental ingestion of drugs, such as rat poison, cockroach poison, anthelmintics, etc. When the cat is constantly vomiting and detoxifying, we also need to help the cat vomit, and we can use methods to induce vomiting. As for food poisoning, it is most likely caused by eating spoiled food. Generally, in addition to vomiting, cats will also suffer from diarrhea, lack of energy, etc. For safety reasons, it is recommended to take the cat to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

If the cat suffers from gastroenteritis, gastric ulcer, pancreatitis and other diseases, it may also retching and is unable to come out. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time, and then provide symptomatic treatment according to the examination results.