The cat's vomit contains red blood, which may be caused by gastric bleeding. When the stomach wall is damaged or inflamed, it will cause the cat to vomit and have blood. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the hospital for a gastroscope. Or symptomatic treatment and observation. If the recurrence occurs, special attention should be paid to gastric ulcers, which will cause gastric perforation for a long time, which is seriously life-threatening. In addition, the presence of parasites should also be considered, and timely hospitalization should be performed.

In general, if the owner finds the cat Not only vomiting and blood, but also dehydration, urinary retention, malaise, stomatitis, etc., the owner can take the cat to the pet hospital to check for kidney failure.