20 causes of domestic cat vomiting prepared by an AI computer

The interesting aspect of this pretty conventional list (see below the infographic) on causes of domestic cat vomiting is that it was entirely written by a computer. I mean it formulated the answer and typed the entire thing itself. It looks good so you can rely on it. The other point is that there are many causes of vomiting in cats and you'll need to see a vet if it continues beyond 24 hours.

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Cats are good vomiters. Far better than humans. They do it with great ease. So, you might not need to race off to the vet but will have to go if it continues.

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Cat Vomiting – including types of vomiting for diagnosis.

1. Eating too quickly or eating too much.
2. Eating spoiled or spoiled food.
3. Eating non-food items, such as plants or string.
4. Gastrointestinal infections or parasites.
5. Certain medical conditions, such as inflammatory bowel disease or liver disease.
6. Food allergies or food sensitivities.
7. Hairballs, which can block the digestive tract.
8. Medications or changes in diet.
9. Stress or anxiety.
10. Certain types of cancer or other underlying health issues.
11. Pancreatitis.
12. Kidney disease
13. Bladder stones or crystals
14. Intestinal blockages
15. Poisoning
16. Hormonal imbalances
17. Hyperthyroidism
18. Gastritis
19. Bowel diseases
20. Gastric dilatation-volvulus (twisted stomach)

It's important to note that these are general causes, it's best to consult a veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis. Also, some of these causes can be serious and may require immediate medical attention.