Vomiting can be a sign of underlying medical conditions. A cat's vomiting behavior is under different types. One is acute and the other one is chronic. Chronic vomiting in cats is much more complex than acute vomiting. Vomiting is chronic when it is persistent for at least two weeks. Cats who are suffering from chronic vomiting may seem fit and active except during the episodes of vomiting. When this happens, it is best advised to immediately seek medical help to point out the stressors of the vomiting.
Common factors that can cause vomiting in cats include hairballs. Ingested hairs can initiate a vomit reflex in your cats. Hairballs are usually caused by ingestion during grooming. Cats that are allergic to a certain type of food may also experience chronic vomiting. Cats with food allergies also have skin issues and problems with their anal gland. A cat’s behavior when eating can also trigger vomiting, Cats who swallow too fast may intake a ton of air which will induce distension in their stomach. Lastly, ingested foreign objects will intensify their vomit reflex.
Any sign of illness exhibited by your pet should warrant a call to your vets Ashburn VA.
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