Vomiting is characterized by the release of the contents of the animal’s stomach. Persistent or chronic vomiting is characterized by large the duration or frequent recurrence of cases of nausea. Main the cause of this type of vomiting in cats is stomach diseases and upper intestines. Secondary diseases can become diseases of other organs that can cause the accumulation of toxic substances in the blood, again stimulating nausea or vomiting in the brain cats.
Severe complications can occur when the cat does not receive nutrients she needs or when food is inhaled into airways, which can lead to coughing, bronchitis, or even pneumonia.
Symptoms of Vomiting
Symptoms of vomiting may include bloating, nausea, vomiting. partially digested food. Vomiting may be in part overcooked, tubular, covered with mucus or bile.
A more severe symptom is vomiting with blood, which can signal ulcers, cancer, and some other serious diseases.
Causes
The main problem in the diagnosis of the cause of vomiting and its treatment is a wide range of possible problems. Main reasons chronic vomiting are:
- Ulcer
- Gastritis
- Crayfish
- Renal failure
- Pancreatitis
- Pancreatic tumor
- Dirofilariasis
- Addison’s Disease
- Ingestion of foreign objects
- Bladder obstruction
- Feline Panleukopenia Virus
- Uterine infection
Diagnostics
Given the many possible causes of the disorder, the definition of its causes may take a long time. Your vet, rather First, check if your cat really vomits or if she spits up, i.e. whether food is in the stomach or not. You should pay close attention to the nature of vomiting so that you can give a detailed description of her symptoms.
If vomit or food is partially digested and will contain liquid, then it is probably vomiting. Yellow liquid called bile, usually present with vomit from the stomach.
If the cat burps, it will lower its head, and all food will come out without problems. The food will be raw and undigested, probably tubular form, and coated with viscous mucus. The cat can also reuse try to eat this food.
Your vet will need to know about your cat’s activity, her habits and the environment, as well as about her preparations.
In some cases, mild disorders such as coughing also cause vomiting in cats. If this is true, then the veterinarian must investigate the cause of such a cough. Probably in the cat’s esophagus a foreign object could get into it.
Vomiting treatment
Treatment depends on the cause of the vomiting. Veterinarian can offer you:
- Diet change
- Drugs for nausea and vomiting
- Antibiotics
- Preparations for the treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases
- Surgery
