Potential causes of frequent vomiting in cats and coping strategies.
Recently, a fan reported that the one-and-a-half-year-old female cat in the family vomited from time to time, and although the appetite, mental state and bowel movements were normal, this symptom still worried the owner. In response to this situation, we have in-depth understanding of the various possible factors of cat vomiting and given detailed solutions.
First of all, the cats have been vaccinated and dewormed on time, which helps to rule out vomiting due to health problems such as parasitic infections. However, the recent postponement of vaccination due to vestibular syndrome is not a direct cause, but it is still necessary to follow the doctor's advice for catch-up vaccination.
Cats usually eat ordinary cat food as their staple food, and recently added raw bone meat purchased online as supplementary food. Changes in dietary content may cause gastrointestinal upset, especially raw flesh and bones that have not been adequately processed or adapted, and may stimulate gastric acid secretion, which in turn may trigger vomiting.
Vomiting in the early morning or late at night in cats is usually associated with a disturbance in the regular secretion of gastric acid. At this point, there may be too much stomach acid in the stomach, irritating the stomach lining and causing vomit of clear or yellow mucus. Regular feeding and avoidance of ad libitum feeding are effective in regulating gastric acid secretion.
The first measure to improve the symptoms of vomiting in cats is to change their eating habits, implement regular and quantitative feeding, and avoid providing cat food around the clock. At the same time, all treats** should be suspended and only easily digestible, nutritionally balanced cat food should be kept as the staple food.
Adding probiotics to cat food can effectively regulate the balance of gastrointestinal flora in cats, help restore normal digestive function, and reduce vomiting caused by gastric acid secretion disorders.
In cases where the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract is damaged, it can be done with drugs that specifically repair the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract**. If used continuously for about 5 to 7 days as prescribed, significant improvement is usually seen.
The barf feeding method, i.e., the raw meat and bone diet, mimics the cat's natural diet and helps reduce vomiting caused by digestive discomfort. The Barf cat food launched by McFudy is scientifically formulated with raw bone meat and nutrients to help cats absorb more easily, maintain gastrointestinal health, and effectively deal with frequent vomiting.
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Summary: Occasional vomiting in cats may be caused by a variety of factors, such as changes in dietary structure, gastric acid secretion disorders, etc. Significant improvements can often be achieved by adjusting dietary habits, regulating feeding schedules, supplementing with probiotics, and taking medications when necessary**. For cat owners who try the BARF feeding method, it is important to be cautious, scientifically and reasonably carry out raw food conversion, and take into account the physiological characteristics and health needs of cats.