What is causing my cat to vomit?

Possible causes of vomiting in cats:

• Parasite infection
• Gastroenteritis
• Feline distemper
• Feline coronavirus
• Hairball syndrome
• Foreign objects
• Poisoning ...

If your cat vomits, it is recommended to check the vomit. If there are hairballs, don't worry too much. It is advised to feed your cat with hair removal gel or catnip daily. If your cat vomits frequently, it is likely to be due to food or mucus. In this case, it is recommended to take your cat to the pet hospital immediately for examination and treatment.

Causes of vomiting in cats:

Mainly due to hairball syndrome and dietary issues. Hairball syndrome: Owners do not frequently brush their cats' hair, and fallen hair covers their bodies. Cats often lick themselves, groom themselves, and wash their faces. Cats' tongues have backward-facing spines, which cause them to swallow these fallen hairs, forming hairballs in their stomachs, leading to intestinal obstruction and vomiting. Diet: Suddenly changing cat food or feeding human food to cats can cause indigestion and vomiting.

Symptoms of hairball syndrome in cats:

Cats with hairball syndrome will show some uncomfortable phenomena. The typical symptoms include frequent dry heaving, occasionally vomiting hair-containing vomit, and sometimes nothing comes up. Constipation occurs, with hard, dry stools containing some hair. The cat has poor energy, loss of appetite, rough and dull fur, and a swollen belly.

How to treat hairball syndrome in cats:

The fastest way to treat hairball syndrome in cats is to give them hair removal gel, which contains catnip and various plant extracts that can effectively help cats dissolve hairballs in their stomachs, allowing them to pass out smoothly and healthily. You can also feed your cat probiotics to help regulate their intestines, improve the intestinal environment, and alleviate vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite caused by hairball syndrome.