As we all know, one of the first causes of vomiting in our cat friends is hairballs. This is more common in cats that are not regularly groomed, which is why it is recommended to groom them every day or every other day. Special malts can be given to help them easily eliminate these hairballs from their bodies, often through their poop. A second consideration is the consumption of toxic food. If your cat has put something harmful in its mouth and chewed and swallowed it while you were away or unaware of it, their body will react, and they will vomit. To prevent this, you should avoid leaving things like paper napkins, chocolate wrappers, cigarette butts, or dishwashing sponges lying around. Vomiting behavior is also normal in kittens and racing cats, such as eating too fast and diving into the food. In addition, a change in food can cause vomiting, as can a change in the pH of the stomach. One of the most important signs of cat parasites is vomiting, with worm-like things moving in the vomit. This directly indicates that our cat has parasites and there is a problem in the digestive system. In this case, it is necessary to consult a veterinarian. If our friend is vomiting bloody vomit, although it is not the only cause, it indicates internal bleeding, and urgent intervention is required.