Why does a cat vomit after eating?

The reasons why cats vomit after eating:
1. If a cat eats too much or greasy food, it will cause overload on the gastrointestinal tract, indigestion, and vomiting. Owners can feed cats some probiotics to promote gastrointestinal digestion.
2. If the cat wolfs down and eats too fast, which will irritate the gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting after eating, the cat needs to be fed with small meals and frequent meals to prevent it from eating too fast.
3. When a cat is infected with parasites, which irritates the gastrointestinal tract, it will also cause vomiting. Parasites usually appear in the vomit, and cats need to be dewormed regularly.
4. Changing the cat's food will cause it to become uncomfortable and cause vomiting. Do not change the cat's food suddenly, but gradually. You can mix the old cat food with the new cat food and feed it to it slowly. Slow to adapt.
5. If the cat suffers from feline distemper or feline coronavirus, it will also cause the cat to vomit. The owner needs to pay attention to whether the cat has other symptoms. If it is also accompanied by symptoms such as listlessness and loose stools, the cat should be taken to the hospital in time. Pet hospital examination and treatment.