What causes nausea and vomiting in cats? There are these reasons...
There are many reasons for cats to vomit. First, it may be physiological, which is related to the cat's habit of licking hair. The best situation in this case is to prevent it. Eating cat grass can help cats excrete hairballs; secondly, it is pathological. Cats may suffer from gastroenteritis, parasites, liver and kidney problems, and allergies. If you want to solve these problems, you need to combine treatment and symptomatic treatment; finally, environmental factors, cats vomit due to stress caused by the environment. At this time, it is necessary to improve the environment in which the cat is located, and the cat can recover slowly.
1. Hairy bulbismus
Cats are born to love to take care of their hair. They have barbs on their tongues. When licking their hair, they will carry the hair on their tongues and swallow it into their stomachs. Once the amount of hair in their stomachs is more, they will naturally feel nauseous and vomit. This is also a common hairy bulbismus in cats. This situation should be prevented in normal times. Cats can be given regular consumption of cat grass or hair cream, such as hair cream, which is to let the hair balls be discharged from the body in a convenient way, rather than vomiting.
2. Cat gastroenteritis
Vomiting will bring cat food for digestion, which may also be accompanied by diarrhea. The shoveler should think more about whether the cat has changed food or added other foods in the near future. If vomiting and diarrhea are severe, you need to take it to the pet hospital to prevent the cat from being dehydrated; if the cat swallows foreign objects, such as threads, plastic bags, etc., in this case, you have to go to the hospital to take an video or scan the b-surge. It is the most important thing to help the cat excrete foreign objects in time; cat liver and kidney problems, at this time, the cat not only vomits, but has a poor mental state and poor appetite. The amount of urination may also be different from usual. Pay special attention and should be sent to the pet hospital for treatment as soon as possible. When the cat is poisoned, the cat accidentally eats food it cannot eat, such as onions, chocolate, xylitol, or accidentally eats daffodils, lilies, etc. At this time, the cat will not only have nausea and vomiting, but also have anemia, white eyelids, and difficulty breathing. The best solution is to seek medical treatment in time; cat parasites, vomiting, or bloodshot defecation are all manifestations of cat infection with parasites. It is timely deworming inside and outside the body to provide the cat with a clean and hygienic living environment, which can be avoided.
3. Stress response
Cats are animals with complex hearts and are very prone to stress. There are many manifestations of stress. Vomiting is one of them. It provides cats with a quiet and comfortable living environment and minimizes cat stress. Naturally, there are no such problems.
