Why do cats always want to vomit? Cats may suffer from blob blockage, which means that the blob gradually accumulates and is not discharged from the body normally, causing it to not vomit. Sometimes, eating too much food or having too much hair can cause some hair balls to not be discharged normally and accumulate in the body. If you find that it has symptoms of hair spitting, you may need to regularly cut hair to reduce the accumulation of hairballs, and pay attention to the quality of feeding the cat and sufficient moisture.
Cats always want to vomit and cannot vomit, which may be because of erectile dysfunction. When licking their hair, they swallow too much hair into their stomach, and then they cannot excrete it, and they will vomit and cannot vomit. In this case, just feed the cat some cat grass, or feed the hairy tablets, which can help the cat melt the hair.
Gastrointestinal foreign bodies and gastric ulcers can also cause cats to not vomit. You can consider taking the cat to a pet hospital for imaging examinations and gastroscopy. If it is a gastrointestinal foreign body, the foreign body needs to be eliminated as soon as possible; if it is a gastric ulcer, it needs to be anti-inflammatory, repairing the gastrointestinal mucosa, etc.