If the cat has not been checked out by a vet, you might want to do so, although since this is a long-term problem, I'll bet it's been addressed.

About the only thing I can suggest is to put something under the food bowl to raise it up so the cat doesn't have to bend over to eat. This might help. Also he may be eating too fast and a different kibble size might be helpful in slowing him down.

Good luck! I hope some other folks have more ideas for you!
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