How is the kitten vomiting?

Oily or spoiled food can make cats vomit.

(1) Feeding cats should not be too greasy, and their diet should be light.

(2) Too greasy food, eaten by cats, will put too much pressure on the kidneys, causing cats to vomit.

(3) Pay attention to the preservation time of the food you feed. If the food goes bad, the cat will vomit.

Vomiting caused by a cold

(1) The weather is hot and cold, especially in winter and spring, which is easy to breed bacteria and viruses. In the meantime, cats will vomit if they catch a cold.

(2) Do a good job of keeping the cat warm. If it is serious, you can give the cat some cold granules to drive away the cold, or give the cat delicious probiotics for conditioning.

Food accumulation is a common cause of vomiting in cats.

(1) cats should be fed scientifically, and cat food should be moderate, not too much.

(2) Cats who have no self-control ability will eat enough when faced with such a big bowl of cat food. So much cat food will vomit if you don't digest it.

Eating unclean food caused the cat to vomit.

(1) Cats are curious and may eat unclean things, such as paper, plastic and foam in the corner. Eating unclean food will make the cat vomit.

(2) Always clean the house, especially the corner, to prevent the cat from eating unclean foreign objects.

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Other reasons for kitten vomiting:

1. Stress leads to loss of appetite:

(1) Cats may vomit because of stress.

(2) The source of stress may be the purchase of new furniture, the arrival of the owner's new pet, moving, etc.

(3) The company of the owner in a special period will appease the sensitive cat, keep the cat in a state of trust and peace of mind, and reduce "stress vomiting".

2. Vomiting caused by hair intake:

(1) Hairball vomiting is a very common vomiting situation in cats.

(2) Cats love to clean and comb their hair with their tongues. Hair is brought into the stomach by the barbs on the tongue, gathered inside, and often carries a certain amount of food, which is difficult to excrete.

(3) Hair stimulates gastrointestinal peristalsis, and strip-shaped hair balls in the body are squeezed out.

3. Food does not adapt:

(1) Cats will vomit if they eat food that causes allergies, uncleanness and intolerance.

(2) The intolerant foods include new cat food that has been changed suddenly, and some protein that is naturally unsuitable.

(3) In this case, the owner should pay more attention to the food he usually feeds, and observe the cleanliness of the food and the tolerance of the cat.

References:

Cat Baidu encyclopedia