CATDOLL : Is the medicine still effective if the cat vomits after taking it?

If a cat vomits a long time after taking the medicine, and the medicine itself has a long half-life and high bioavailability, then the medicine has most likely been absorbed and has played a certain role, and vomiting has relatively little effect on the efficacy of the medicine.

However, if a cat vomits immediately or within a short period of time after taking the medicine, the medicine may not have been fully absorbed, and vomiting at this time may affect the efficacy of the medicine. In addition, if the medicine itself is highly irritating to the gastric mucosa, it may also cause cats to vomit, thereby affecting the absorption and effect of the medicine.