This could be due to a number of reasons, the cat may have hairballs, or have some irritation in the stomach caused by bacteria. It is recommended that you take your feline to the veterinarian for diagnosis.
Could it be hairballs? If not, try upgrading the level of your cat food. Many cats can't tolerate the more generic brands as they are full of chemicals.
Your cat may also have a mild allergy to your cat food. One of my cats would get sick once a day from the food I gave them (seafood) as he was mildly allergic to fish (which makes sense when you really think about cats and water..). The vomiting ended when I switched him to Nutra Vet chicken brand.
Hope that helps!
When cats are young, they are used to having to compete with the rest of the litter for food. If they are new to the experience of being a single cat or they are not the only pet, they often gorge themselves because it is what they know and they might feel that the meal won't wait for them. Depending on the cat and situation, a couple options that might help are:
Your cat may just be coughing up a hairball which is normal for cats; they eat small furry animals and later cough up the fur. However, if the cat is puking semi-digested food rather than fur, it probably ate something that it shouldn't have, perhaps something rotten.
A cat may sneeze and vomit up food is they are allergic to the food. Also, other illnesses can cause a cat to get sick when eating.
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Your cat might be vomiting because it ate an insect or bug that upset their stomach or if it had recently drinken milk it might be lactose intolerent
it probably eat something that did not agree with it i would take it to the vet
because you farted in its mouth making his stomach churn creating a colourful up chuck
well i have never seen a cat throw up green spit my cats throws up all the time
If they have to throw up they eat grass.
Your cat will throw up if...it eats grass or other plantsit eats something inedibleit is severely upsetis sickHope this helps!
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My cat used to throw up a lot as well. He has a kidney problem and the toxicity in his system was causing him to throw up. If your cat is younger than this is not likely the case but if he is an older cat it is possible he might have kidney problems. It is very common in older cats. Cats live in a dehydrated state most of their lives and it is only when they are older that it catches up with them.
well i have never seen a cat throw up green spit my cats throws up all the time
How long it takes a cat to throw up after eating grass can vary quite a bit, depending on things such as how much grass the cat ate and what else was in its stomach. In general, a cat will throw up anywhere from almost immediately to 5 or 10 minutes after eating grass, though that don't always throw up at all.
If they have to throw up they eat grass.
Your cat will throw up if...it eats grass or other plantsit eats something inedibleit is severely upsetis sickHope this helps!
If you believe your cat has ingested something it shouldn't have or has something stuck, then it is strongly advisable to take it to the vet. It is not ideal and extremely dangerous for someone to attempt to do this themselves.
Eating grass, sickness, and eating to much food are among a few reasons a cat might throw up.
well the cat cant you just need to pick the cat up a throw it ten times then give it thoast and punch it if it does not scream put it in a bin
It will throw up will it is under anaesthetic and if it has eaten, it will choke on its food, but if it does not eat, there will be nothing in the vomit to choke the cat.
Maybe Throw up but just keep it away from the pooh
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No, brcause it will come down straight if u throw a cat
My cat used to throw up a lot as well. He has a kidney problem and the toxicity in his system was causing him to throw up. If your cat is younger than this is not likely the case but if he is an older cat it is possible he might have kidney problems. It is very common in older cats. Cats live in a dehydrated state most of their lives and it is only when they are older that it catches up with them.