Yes, cats often suffer from digestive disorders. Digestive disorder in cats often leads to vomiting and irregular fits of diarrhea. But when these symptoms become severe the cat needs to taken immediately to a veterinarian. Cats sometimes regurgitate their foodstuff after finishing their meal as a response to a blockage of their esophagus caused by fur or food particle. This habit of regurgitation of foodstuff is different from vomiting.

Unlike regurgitation vomiting is distinguished by the odor of stomach acid in the throw up. Frequent regurgitation is not a symptom but constant vomiting is one of the signs of digestive disorder. Hairballs are one of the common symptoms of feline digestive problems. There are different types of digestive disorders found in cats. Firstly digestive disorder caused due to the secretion of insufficient quantity of digestive enzymes by pancreas. This causes loss in weight and spoils the cat’s craving for food. The second kind of feline digestive syndrome is produced due to the presence of unhealthy amounts of parasites or worms in the cat’s stomach which causes weight loss, bloody stool or signs of fatigue. Lastly in certain cases cats might swallow something which can get stuck in their intestines and may cause them to vomit frequently.

 If a cat frequently struggles to vomit and fails to throw out anything it requires immediate medical help. All of the above mentioned feline digestive disorders are extremely fatal and requires instant medical attention.