There are many conditions that can cause vomiting in cats. Most cases will simply resolve without any treatment; but vomiting can also be a symptom of an underlying health issue that needs prompt veterinary attention.

A cat that is always in a hurry to eat and swallow his food without spending too much time on chewing can possibly end up vomiting dry pet food that has been barely digested. Eating too quickly and the sudden dumping of barely chewed food into the stomach can trigger the vomit reflex.

If your kitty is prone to bouts of vomiting as a result of “fast-eating”, you can try applying any of these measures to deal with the issue:

• Place some pebbles in your pet’s food bowl; the pebbles will force your pet to eat slowly as he tries to pick food and avoid the pebbles.
• Divide your pet’s daily ration into several small meals given at certain times throughout the day.
• Let your pet eat his food from a paper plate instead of from a food bowl

A visit to your Pleasanton, CA vet clinic can help rule out or eliminate more serious reasons for your cat’s vomiting. Or click this website Dublin Veterinary Hospital.