Why does a cat vomit after eating?
Cats most often vomit after eating because they’re hungry and eat too fast. But sometimes, it’s the food itself that makes the cat sick. If your cat is vomiting right after it eats, take a look at its diet and feeding schedule.Infrequent MealsCats evolved eating small rodents several times a day. House cats are less likely to vomit right after they eat if they have several small meals every day or free feed wet food.Dry FoodCats’ teeth are designed to tear flesh, not chew kibble or dry food. Some cats swallow the pieces of dry food whole and then vomit it back up again. Switching your cat to an all-wet food diet or choosing dry food that’s a more manageable shape can stop the vomiting.Dye and Artificial ColoringMany cats are not able to tolerate the red and yellow dye and artificial coloring in some brands of dry food. These, too, can cause vomiting right after the cat eats.Inferior Wet FoodSome inexpensive supermarket brands of wet cat food contain so many inferior ingredients they ca
