What are the first signs of acid reflux in cats?

Vomiting, regurgitation, drooling, and loss of appetite are common signs.

Can certain breeds be more prone to acid reflux?

Yes, breeds like Persians (with flat faces) are more likely to experience acid reflux.

Many cats improve within weeks of starting treatment.

Elevating food bowls and feeding smaller, more frequent meals can help, but consult your vet first.

If symptoms persist, worsen, or your cat shows signs of pain or difficulty eating, consult your vet promptly.

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