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Cats throw up constantly, although it's usually just regurgitation or a furball. If they are vomiting and it's more than the normal issues your cat encounters, your cat may be ill and is trying to fight off something that just isn't settling well with its stomach, or it could have something to do with something it ingested that it should not have. If your cat is vomiting and just doesn't seem to be acting like itself, there may be a few things you can do to help. Read on for further information that may help. 

Look Through Your Cat's Vomit

It sounds absolutely disgusting, but you need to look through your cat's vomit to see what exactly it is throwing up. If your cat is throwing up just bile or water, or if your cat is throwing up its food, or something else, it may signal what could potentially be wrong with your cat. You need to keep track of whatever it is that your cat is vomiting up so that you can report it to the veterinarian when you take your cat in for help.

Find What Your Cat May Have Gotten Into

You need to take a good look around your home to see if there is anything that your cat may have been eating. It could be a plant or some type of food that it should not have been eating. Your cat may have been chewing on some type of toy that doesn't belong to it or ingested something else such as a chemical that was spilled around your home. Whatever it could be, you need to take a good look around your home so you can get your cat the proper help it needs with the right information required.

Take Your Cat To The Emergency Animal Clinic

You should take your cat to the emergency animal clinic for help, especially if your cat is unable to keep anything down and is still vomiting continuously. If your cat cannot keep food down, it may lose weight rapidly and may be lethargic and unable to move about as it once did, which could eventually be lethal for your cat. You need to take your cat in for help to be diagnosed properly and treated, and the information you gathered may be very helpful with this.

If your cat is vomiting, it could be a signal to something going on with your cat's health and you need to get it the help it needs. Contact a local emergency vet clinic to learn more.