The symptoms of poor digestion in cats are diverse, including but not limited to the following:

1. Vomiting: Cats may vomit undigested food or incompletely digested food, especially after eating After eating too hard or too much cat food. In addition, if the food your cat spits out has a sour smell, it may be a sign of indigestion.

2. Soft feces and diarrhea: Cat’s feces may become soft, watery, or even watery, which is usually related to indigestion. At the same time, if the cat defecates more than the normal range a day (such as 5-10 times), and there is a sour smell and food residue in the feces, it may also be a sign of indigestion.

3. Loss of appetite: Cats may have symptoms such as loss of appetite, abdominal distension, and hyperactive bowel sounds.

4. Bad breath: Indigestion may cause cats to have bad breath, especially when they wake up in the morning or when they burp.

5. Weight loss: If a cat suffers from indigestion for a long time, it may cause weight loss because the nutrients in the food are not fully absorbed.

6. Poor mental status: Cats may experience symptoms such as listlessness and decreased energy.