Most cats eat grass when something is upsetting their stomachs. So your cat is probably eating a lot of grass or any kind of plant life to make its stomach feel better. I would take it to a vet, it could be something internal such as worms.
does he eat regularly, drink a lot of water, and urinate frequently. He could be diabetic. My cat would vomit but also did the above and he turned out diabetic.
This may have to do with the age of the cat. In all ages I understand that vomiting can be a symptom of infection, in which case the cat would need an exam and antibiotic from the vet. Sometimes a cat without an infection vomits because it cannot properly digest the food being given. In your case if you are changing foods, you should be sensitive to the fact that some foods are acceptable by cats more than others. I've seen cats thrive on dry foods and vomit wet foods, or vomit good foods because of nerves. Vomiting every day, this being a consistent recurrence, is more suggestive of a possible infection. I've sometimes given my own cats home remedies like vitamins A, C, and Garlic tabs when they were squeemish. That seemed to have helped. Sometimes they just need extra attention. Vomiting is also a response that is a fight-or-flight response, they would rid themselves of food so as to be able to run faster; like a hit of adrenaline. So be sure that your cat's environment is comfortable.
It sounds like hair balls. When cats clean themselves they take in an inordinate amount of hair. Go to your local pet store and get some elixer for hair balls. If this doesn't work then take her to the vet.
The problem could be simple as fur ball yuk! But there could be a more serious underlying problem. Feline leukemia is a scary one for our beloved kitty's. Or diet sometimes could cause this. Just watch him or her and make sure no other symptoms arise. Loose stool. (not the wad of fur ball) It totally looks like a lump of feces. For real. But it is vomit.