Vomiting may be caused by parasites in the body. It is recommended to deworm the cat internally, once a month before half a year old, and every three months after half a year old. If the cat has persistent vomiting symptoms, you should take the cat to the pet hospital for medical treatment in time, because it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by infectious diseases such as feline plague.

If your cat has severe vomiting and the vomit is yellow-green liquid, it may be caused by gastrointestinal cold or other diseases. It is recommended that the owner depends on the cat's vomiting situation. If the symptoms are mild, the cat can be fasted first, and then take probiotics for 2-3 days for conditioning. If the symptoms are severe and accompanied by other complications, please seek medical attention immediately.

If your German Curl cat vomits whole grains of cat food, minced meat, or a portion of undigested food, this is indigestion. You can feed your cat some pet probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. When feeding cats, you can soak the cat food slightly, choose cat food with small particles, and feed the cat at regular times.

If your German Curl cat vomits occasionally, the vomit will contain clumps of hair balls mixed with gastric juice. This is normal and is a way for cats to self-regulate their gastrointestinal tract. You can usually give cats cat grass and egg yolks to help them vomit hair balls. In addition, hair removal cream has a similar effect to cat grass, and can also induce vomiting or help lubricate defecation.