What to feed a cat with yellowish foamy vomit and no energy

There are multiple reasons for a cat to vomit yellowish foam, and specific drugs should be chosen after determining the exact cause. Generally, the cat should be fasting and refused water for 8 hours, then fed with pet-specific probiotics to alleviate vomiting symptoms. If the cause is parasite infection, select drugs containing Albendazole for internal deworming. If it's due to gastrointestinal diseases, use anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. If the cat is infected with viruses such as feline panleukopenia virus or feline coronavirus, medication should be taken under a doctor's guidance.

1. If your cat is vomiting yellowish foam and seems unwell but has no other symptoms, you should first closely observe the cat, keep it warm, and give it some glucose and probiotics. Vomiting caused by hunger or improper diet usually recovers quickly and usually doesn't require additional medication after recovery.

2. However, if the cat also has symptoms such as diarrhea and bloody stools, further inspection at the hospital is necessary. For gastrointestinal diseases, protect the gastric mucosa and use anti-inflammatory drugs. For infectious diseases such as feline panleukopenia, use medication under a doctor's guidance. During this time, try not to feed the cat stimulating foods.

3. Finally, if the cat has hairballs, unexpelled hairs blocking the gastrointestinal tract can also cause vomiting. It is recommended to feed the cat hair removal gel or catnip to help the hairballs pass out of the body.