Will cats die from acidosis?

Yes, but there is a lot of room for curing acidosis in cats. Cat acidosis is mainly related to the items that cat owners usually eat, such as cat food, canned food, accidental ingestion, etc. After acidosis, the cat will lose its appetite, suffer from vomiting and diarrhea. If found in time, fasting and detoxification must be carried out; if treatment is delayed, the cat's internal organ function will gradually decline, leading to the cat's death.
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