Cats vomit cat food, but good mental state may be caused by excessive food intake, excessive food intake, indigestion, hairballs in the body, and parasites in the body. In this case, the owner is advised to continue to observe the cat's mental state, number of vomiting, the nature and color of the vomit, and the appetite after vomiting, and take photos in time so that the pet doctor can understand the cat's vomiting situation.
1. Non-disease causes and measures for cats to vomit,
First, excessive intake of food or excessive intake of food can cause vomiting. This situation does not require any tension. The owner only needs to reduce the amount of food. For cats that consume too fast food, they can use slow food bowls for feeding, thereby improving the cat's habit of consuming food too quickly. Secondly, cats will vomit cat food when they are indigestion. The owner can provide the cat with appropriate amount of probiotics to help the cat digest, and needs to provide the cat with some easy-to-digest food.
2. Causes and measures for cats vomiting food
When there are hairballs, parasites, and viruses in the cat's body, it will cause diseased vomiting, and the owner needs to identify it. First, if a cat has hair balls in its body, its vomit is usually yellow watery and may also be accompanied by a small amount of hair. It is recommended to comb the cat's hair more often during the hair change period and feed cat grass or hair cream. Secondly, if it is caused by parasites, in severe cases, you can see parasites in the vomit. In addition to vomiting, cats have symptoms of large appetite but thin body, diarrhea and worm detoxification. It is recommended to perform internal deworming every three months. Finally, if the cat is caused by the virus, it will also have symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, abnormal body temperature, etc. It is necessary to conduct timely screening of the virus and use antiviral regimens for treatment.