If the vomit contains a certain amount of hair, this may be vomiting caused by hair ball disease. This is because the accumulation of hair in the intestines and stomach makes the cat uncomfortable, and the cat will relieve it by vomiting. If your cat’s vomit is yellow with foam, accompanied by listlessness and poor appetite, it may be that the cat has gastroenteritis.

If a cat has liver or kidney problems, he or she may also vomit. Vomiting in this case is more severe and the frequency of vomiting is somewhat high. In addition, the cat’s water drinking, urinary output and mental state will be abnormal.

When there are too many parasites in a cat's body, it will also cause the cat to vomit, accompanied by symptoms of diarrhea, and even blood streaks in the excrement. What is vomited out is not only cat food, but also other foreign matter. If parasites are found in the cat's vomit, it means that the parasites in the cat's digestive tract have accumulated to a certain amount. At this time, the cat must be taken to the doctor immediately and dewormed.

In fact, there are many reasons that can cause cats to vomit, and the impact on the cat's body can be large or small. If the owner finds that the cat vomits frequently and is accompanied by a deterioration in spirit and appetite, it is recommended to take the cat to the hospital for treatment. Professional testing and troubleshooting.