CATDOLL : What should I do if my cat often vomits cat food?

Why does a cat vomit after eating something?

Cats vomit after eating. There are five possible reasons:

1. If your cat vomits after eating, or vomits frequently, the first thing you should do is to fast for half a day and observe the cat's condition. If conditions permit, you can feed some probiotics to regulate the stomach.

2. If a cat vomits, is in a bad mood, has cloudy eyes, and has a fever, it is often suffering from a viral infectious disease, such as feline panleukopenia or coronavirus, and it is recommended that the cat be taken to the hospital.

3. Feed your cat small meals frequently and divide the food it eats a day into three or more feedings. This will help the cat's stomach to digest and absorb better and reduce vomiting.

4. Follow the principle of changing food, do not change cat food frequently in the short term, and follow the seven-day food change method to prevent the beneficial intestinal bacteria of the cat from being unable to adapt to digesting new food.

5. When changing your cat's food, follow the seven-day food change rule. Do not change the entire food all at once. Give the cat's stomach enough time to adapt to digesting and breaking down the new food so that it does not vomit after eating.