Now, more and more families are starting to raise cats, but do you know? There are quite a lot of things to pay attention to when feeding cats, such as: What food does kittens eat and vomit? What are the reasons for kittens to vomit? Next, let’s take a look at how cats treat vomiting.
Causes of vomiting in kittens
Gastric mucosa irritation and vomiting are common phenomena in cats, while fibula is a disease. Vomiting is usually caused by spikes on the gastric mucosa. Stimulation causes the stomach to move retrogradely and contract. Vomiting is actually a protective reflex function of the human body, and it is vomiting caused by rejection of stimuli. Because kittens have the habit of licking their hair, they often lick it and form a ball of hair in their mouths, which can stimulate the conditioned reflex of the stomach for up to an hour.
Eating can cause vomiting, and kittens will also vomit because they eat too fast, too much or too much green food, which is a form of vomiting in the body. After vomiting, the kitten usually continues to eat as before. Kidney problems: Poor kidney function, kidney stones, nephritis and other diseases can also cause vomiting in cats. Pancreatitis is mainly due to bile and bile tract obstruction after bile refluxes to the pancreas, which leads to self-digestion of the pancreas. Pancreatitis can easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort and vomiting.
Gastrointestinal ulcer, gastrointestinal ulcer makes the cat's digestive system unable to work properly. One of the symptoms of this disease is vomiting. First, observe carefully. Whatever the cause of vomiting is, the shoveler should not do anything wrong. The cat's hair is normal, vomiting, yellow water, and even blood stains are not normal. The shoveler should properly investigate the problem and observe carefully for one or two days after the kitten vomits. If it still doesn't improve, you should be sent to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.
The above are some reasons why kittens vomit food. Do you all know?