If the kitten is sick, the first step is to find out the cause of the vomiting. It is possible that it is one-time in nature and nothing terrible happens, but there is always a risk that he is sick and he urgently needs the help of a specialist.
Instructions
Step 1
Most often, a kitten can feel sick if he overeats. This happens if too much food is imposed on a hungry baby. Such vomiting most often has a one-time character. But if the kitten is constantly nauseous after eating, then it needs to be shown to the veterinarian, because the reasons for this phenomenon can be disorders of the digestive system and other diseases, both genetic and acquired.
Step 2
If the kitten is sick, it could be a symptom of the parasite. A sign of this is the appearance of worms in the vomit. It is very dangerous for the pet's health and life. Timely deworming will prevent helminthic invasion, so you need to contact your veterinarian for appropriate treatment.
Step 3
The kitten may feel nauseous due to improper feeding. This can happen when feeding with cheap feed or table food. Over time, the baby has a disruption of the digestive system, then vomiting will become constant. In a similar situation, it is transferred to dietary feed and given probiotics that restore microflora.
Step 4
Poisoning can also cause vomiting. A kitten is the same child, curious and playful, he wants to try everything by mouth. Therefore, it is better to keep everything that can harm the health of the crumbs in a place inaccessible to him. In addition, many indoor plants are toxic to pets. If the pet is poisoned, you need to urgently give him a sorbent and call a doctor.
Step 5
Sometimes a kitten can eat cat litter, which is very dangerous. In this case, he begins to vomit and diarrhea, resulting in dehydration. As an aid, the baby is given drugs in the form of injections until complete recovery.
Step 6
Vomiting in a kitten can be a signal of the onset of an illness. For example, these can be serious infectious diseases. Therefore, if he was not vaccinated against infections, and at the same time there is severe vomiting with diarrhea and high fever, call your veterinarian immediately.
Step 7
A kitten may also be nauseous from excess hair. Animals lick themselves, wool clogs the stomach and intestines, as a result, nausea occurs. To alleviate the condition during the shedding period, they are given Malta paste, which promotes the natural removal of wool from the body and excludes vomiting.
Step 8
Vomiting and nausea in a kitten can be caused by many reasons and be safe or fatal, your task is to timely determine the cause of your pet's poor health and provide him with the necessary assistance.
