The yellowish paste may be gastric acid, or gastric juice. Cats vomiting cat food may be caused by eating too much, causing food to accumulate in the stomach, leading to vomiting. Secondly, eating too fast and exceeding the amount your body can tolerate can also cause vomiting. Or it may be because there is no transition period when changing to new cat food. If the cat does not adapt to the new cat food, it will easily cause vomiting. Cats vomiting cat food may be due to esophageal disease. After cat food irritates the esophagus, the intestines cannot move and digest food, so reflux will occur.

If the cat vomits yellow sticky material, there will be foam at the same time, and at the same time the spirit and appetite are not good, it is likely that there is a problem with the cat’s gastrointestinal tract, and it may be gastroenteritis. Owners can try giving the cat Tulik first, which can help the cat stop vomiting, protect the intestines, and reduce the symptoms of vomiting.

Having hair balls in a cat’s stomach will stimulate the cat’s gastrointestinal regurgitation and vomiting, causing the cat to vomit out some gastric acid, which is yellow water, and sometimes vomit out some hair with foam. In this regard, you can give your cat hair removal cream or cat grass to dissolve the hair balls in the body.