When a cat is hungry, it usually barks non-stop, is extremely clingy, nibbles on its owner, and bites cat food bags. If the cat is found to have these symptoms, the owner needs to prepare sufficient cat food and clean drinking water for the cat to avoid discomfort symptoms caused by long-term hunger. In addition, you should also insist on feeding cats with small and frequent meals at regular times, quantitatively, and at fixed points. Do not change cat food frequently, otherwise it will cause discomfort to the cat and symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.

1. Meowing all the time

The most common sign of a cat being hungry is to meow non-stop around its owner. It will meow at regular feeding places or wander around looking for food. The calling sound will be sharper and harsher than usual. If you find your cat meowing like this, the cat bowl is empty, and it has been a while since the last feeding, it is very likely that the cat is hungry. At this time, you need to feed the cat an appropriate amount, and be careful not to feed too much at one time to avoid causing damage to the cat's gastrointestinal tract.

2. Very clingy

When a cat is hungry, it will also behave in a particularly clingy manner, such as rubbing its owner’s feet with its head and body, and staying very obediently next to its owner. It refuses to leave, and may even abnormally circle around its owner, acting coquettishly and cutely towards it. If the owner still does not feed the cat at this time, the cat may be hungry and lose energy, so the cat must be fed regularly and quantitatively.

3. Nibble on the owner

When the cat is very hungry and the owner does not add food, the cat may lick or bite the owner's hand, thereby causing serious harm to the owner. This is to remind the owner. Especially for some docile cats, if they suddenly bite their owners, they may be hungry and lick their owners' fingers. If you are not careful, you may get bitten by a cat. At this time, you also need to feed the cat an appropriate amount of food and correct the cat’s biting habit.

4. Bite the cat food bag

Some cats will directly become active when they are hungry and bite the cat food bag to see if they can leak out some. Cat food comes out to fill his stomach. If this behavior occurs, the owner should pay attention and never allow the cat to bite at will. If the cat bites open, the cat is likely to overeat and suffer from indigestion.