1. Indigestion:

It may be caused by the cat eating too fast, weak gastrointestinal function or other digestive problems. In this case, the cat's eating habits can be improved, and the principle of eating small meals and frequent meals can be adopted. At the same time, probiotics can be used to consolidate intestinal health.

2. Inadaptability to food change:

If a new cat food has been changed recently, it may be because the cat is not very adaptable to the new cat food or has purchased inferior products. At this time, it is recommended to replace the food, buy cat food from a regular store and pay attention to whether the ingredient list is nutritionally balanced.

3. Infection with viruses or bacteria:

Vomiting may also occur if infected with feline panleukopenia virus. It is necessary to take the cat to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

4. Parasitic infection:

If vomiting symptoms occur repeatedly and there are signs of worms, it may be caused by parasitic infection in the body. Deworming treatment is required regularly.

When dealing with such problems, you can first observe the color and smell of mucus and whether the shape, color, and texture of feces have changed to determine the possible cause. If there is any abnormality, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time. In addition, during the recovery period, you can supplement your cat with good nutrition and feed it some fruits and vegetables.