It used to vomit hairballs occasionally. This time it first vomited something watery, then a few minutes later yellow-green liquid.

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A cat vomiting yellow-green liquid may be caused by acute gastroenteritis, feline panleukopenia virus, or feline coronavirus infection. Since the cat previously vomited hairballs, the inflammation may stem from hair blockage irritating the intestine.

In this case, take the cat to a veterinary clinic to check for foreign-material buildup in the abdomen and help expel it. For the enteritis, also use some antibiotics and pet probiotics to relieve symptoms.

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