Recently, we received an anxious request from a fan. Her cat still vomited frequently after being injected with antiemetic injections for two consecutive days, and her appetite and defecation were affected.

In response to this issue, we will discuss in depth the various possible causes, treatment measures and daily maintenance points of cat vomiting, and mention the potential impact of barf feeding on cat health at the end of the article.

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Common causes of cat vomiting

Cat vomiting may be caused by a variety of reasons, including gastroenteritis (such as indigestion of food), pancreatitis (due to indigestion of food) Improper diet leads to pancreatic inflammation) and foreign bodies in the gastrointestinal tract.

These conditions can cause cats to vomit repeatedly.

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Mental status assessment and preliminary diagnosis

Understanding the cat’s mental status is crucial to determining the condition. If your cat shows symptoms such as lethargy and reduced activity, it may be a sign of a serious illness.

When gastroenteritis is confirmed, in addition to antiemetic injections, anti-inflammatory treatment is also necessary.

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The dangers and correction methods of dehydration and electrolyte imbalance

Prolonged vomiting can lead to dehydration and electrolyte imbalance in cats. Infusion therapy is particularly important at this time. It can quickly correct these problems and restore the cat's strength.

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Observation of the functions and effects of antiemetic injections

Antiemetic injections usually take a certain amount of time to take effect, and are usually observed after three to four hours. Have your cat’s symptoms improved?

If the vomiting does not improve or the cat’s mental state continues to deteriorate, other treatments need to be considered.

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Anti-inflammatory injections and treatment options

Anti-inflammatory injections are an indispensable part of the treatment of gastroenteritis and have nothing to do with whether the cat is in estrus.

If the cat has not eaten or drank water for many days and continues to vomit, it should be changed to the hospital as soon as possible for infusion treatment to correct dehydration and perform reasonable anti-inflammation.

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Foaming vomiting and concerns about respiratory infection

Foaming in cats may be due to gastric reflux caused by gastroenteritis, or it may be respiratory infection resulting coughing reaction.

Carefully observe whether the cat has symptoms such as retching, coughing, sneezing, etc., so as to accurately judge and take corresponding treatment measures.

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Suspicious anti-inflammatory injection overdose and follow-up diagnosis and treatment suggestions

Although anti-inflammatory injections for pets are relatively safe, it may be possible to give the dose directly without accurate weight calculation. Causing discomfort to the cat. Symptoms such as frothing and clucking at the mouth after a cat is injected with an anti-inflammatory injection may not be an overdose of the drug, but a potential respiratory infection.

At this time, the patient should be promptly referred to other hospitals for further examination, such as taking X-rays, and at the same time, infusion therapy should be considered to supplement nutrition and water.

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Barf feeding method

In addition, the raw bone and meat feeding method (barf) is advocated, that is, the biologically suitable primitive diet. This feeding method is closer to the natural feeding habits of cats and helps Maintain gastrointestinal health and reduce the occurrence of digestive system diseases.

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