These are some of the more serious causes, where vomiting occurs on a more regular basis Ingestion of foreign bodiesĬats are more particular about what they eat than dogs but we do occasionally see cats with blockages. This may result in irritation of the stomach. Like us, they can be susceptible to the bacteria or spoiled food or something they’ve caught. Dry kibble absorbs fluid in the stomach and swells which may cause vomiting, especially in older cats. While not always practical, specialists suggest 5 small meals a day.
Eating too much at onceĬats naturally eat small amounts and often. These puzzle feeders slow eating, create mental challenge, combat boredom and increase exercise which combats weight gain. Try serving dry food in a used egg carton, or putting kibble in plastic bottles with holes that dispense the food as it rolls. If you’ve got multiple cats make sure you have separate feeding bowls in separate locations to reduce competition. E ating too rapidlyĬats that gobble food too quickly may regurgitate. If your cat vomits hairballs frequently your vet may suggest treatments or diets to reduce hair build-up and grooming your cat regularly to reduce the volume of hair ingested.
If it forms into clumps it may irritate the stomach, eventually being vomited up. Occasional vomiting may be caused by: FurballsĬats often ingest hair while grooming. What could be the reason for the vomiting? has a known underlying condition such as diabetes or renal disease.
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