Causes of dry vomiting but no lack of energy in cats:

1. Possible improper diet

The cat has retching but no lack of energy. It may be because he is too hungry. , the owner can consider feeding it some liquid food. Or the cat accidentally swallowed a foreign object, causing throat irritation or obstruction. The owner can use a flashlight to shine on the cat's throat to check. If there is a foreign object, use tweezers or chopsticks to carefully remove it. If the foreign object is stuck deeply in the throat, you need to seek medical attention. take out.

2. The cat may be infected with parasites in its gastrointestinal tract

If a cat is infected with parasites in its gastrointestinal tract, it may also experience retching but no lack of energy, and may also experience itching at the anus. Phenomenon, sometimes the owner can also see the insects excreted from the cat's feces. In this case, the owner should feed the cat an anthelmintic drug.

3. It may be caused by hair ball disease

Cats mainly comb their own coats and lick the shed coats into their stomachs, and the coats accumulate in the gastrointestinal tract. It is easy to form hair balls. Due to some reasons, the hair balls cannot be discharged into the stomach in time and are repeatedly stimulated, causing foreign body obstruction or gastritis, resulting in retching and depression. You can give your cat some hair removal cream.

4. Possible indigestion.

Indigestion is also one of the causes of dry vomiting in cats without lack of energy. In addition, cats are often accompanied by symptoms such as loss of appetite and diarrhea. In this regard, the owner can first let the cat stop eating for one meal, then feed it some probiotics to promote digestion and regulate the gastrointestinal tract, and then feed it some liquid food.

5. Cats may accidentally eat poisonous substances: Cats that accidentally eat poisonous rat poison or toxic spoiled food will also cause retching and depression; send them to the hospital in time.

6. Possible bacterial infection: such as salmonella, Escherichia coli, etc., which can cause cats to retching and lack of energy; feed them some easily digestible food. Seek medical attention promptly.

7. The cat may have a bad gastrointestinal condition: the cat eats spoiled feed that is not easy to digest, feeds drugs that are irritating to the gastrointestinal tract, or has indigestion. If the cat eats too much at once, it will cause dryness in the cat. Vomiting and lack of energy;

8. Possible improper change of food: if a cat eats one kind of cat food or something for a long time, the cat will also get tired of it or it may be caused by changing the cat food frequently. Be careful not to not get better for a long time. Cat food and changing cat food frequently.

9. Cats may be infected with feline distemper or calicivirus, which can also cause cats to vomit, be listless, and not eat. Other clinical symptoms: high fever, intractable vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, etc. Send it to the pet hospital for treatment in time.

What to do if the cat is vomiting but not in low spirits:

1. If the cat is too hungry, the owner can consider feeding it some liquid food. Pay attention to feeding the cat in a timely and quantitative manner to ensure that Cats grow and develop normally, and don’t let cats be overly hungry.

2. If the foreign body is swallowed accidentally, the throat will be irritated or blocked., the owner can use a flashlight to shine on the cat's throat to check, and if there is a foreign object, use tweezers or chopsticks to carefully remove it.

3. If the water content of the food the cat usually eats is too low, the cat will lack water and cause retching. The owner should adjust the cat's diet in time and let the cat drink more water to improve the condition.

4. If the cat suffers from gastrointestinal diseases or has hair balls in the body and coughs and retches, the owner should take the cat to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.