British Shorthair cats are a very popular cat breed, but they can also vomit. So, why do British Shorthair cats vomit? How to deal with it? The following will give you answers from three aspects.
1. Reasons
1. Digestive system problems: If the British Shorthair cat has problems with its digestive system, such as gastritis, gastric ulcer, etc., it will also cause vomiting.
2. Diet problems: If the British Shorthair cat eats too much or too quickly, it will cause food to accumulate in the stomach, causing vomiting.
3. Drug reaction: Some drugs may cause stomach discomfort in British shorthair cats, leading to vomiting.
2. Treatment method
1. Observe the cat’s condition: If the British Shorthair cat vomits once or twice but has no other symptoms, you can observe it and do not intervene excessively.
2. Control diet: Feed British Shorthair cats several times. Don’t feed too much each time. This can control food intake and reduce the occurrence of vomiting.
3. Medical treatment: If the British Shorthair cat’s vomiting is severe or accompanied by other symptoms, such as diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc., it should seek medical treatment in time.
3. Precautions
1. Don’t give medicine to British Shorthair cats casually: If you must give medicine to British Shorthair cats, you must follow the doctor’s advice and do not give medicine casually.
2. Pay attention to food hygiene: the tableware used for feeding British Shorthair cats should be kept clean and the food should be fresh to avoid vomiting.
3. Observe the cat’s condition: If the British Shorthair cat vomits once or twice but has no other symptoms, you can observe it and do not intervene excessively.
In short, there are many reasons for British Shorthair cats to vomit, and we need to deal with them according to the specific situation. If the situation is serious, you must seek medical treatment in time. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to dietary hygiene, do not give cats medicine casually, and observe the cat’s condition to avoid causing more serious problems.