Cats vomiting blood may be caused by cats suffering from gastroenteritis or gastric ulcers. Improper diet, catching cold, etc. can cause acute gastroenteritis. When cats suffer from gastroenteritis, they may also vomit blood in severe cases. At the same time, Accompanied by symptoms of listlessness and loss of appetite. The owner should take anti-inflammatory and infusion treatment measures. If the diet is improper, the cat needs to stop eating for a day, drink a small amount of water, and then eat some probiotics and easy-to-digest liquid food.

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It may also be caused by the cat accidentally eating foreign objects. For example, if the cat accidentally eats a sharp object and scratches its intestines and stomach, it will vomit blood. In this case, it is best for the owner to let the cat fast for a day and feed the cat an appropriate amount of water during this period. If the cat stops vomiting after a day, it's probably fine. But if the cat still continues to vomit, it is time to seek medical treatment.

If a cat suffers from hairball disease, it will cause the cat to vomit blood or hairballs. In this regard, the owner can observe whether the cat has vomited hair balls. If so, the owner can wait until the cat stops vomiting and feed it hair removal cream or cat grass to help it expel the hair balls quickly. At the same time, change the cat to a cat that contains more crude fiber. Feed it with food.