Cats becoming thinner and thinner may be caused by parasite infection, malnutrition, chronic diseases, dental problems, etc. First of all, if the cat eats a lot but still gets thinner and thinner, the first consideration is that it is caused by parasite infection or malnutrition. You need to consult a pet doctor in time to see what the specific cause is, and then take targeted measures. treatment methods. Secondly, if the cat has a poor appetite, it may be because it suffers from a chronic disease or has problems with its teeth, which affects the cat's eating, so it becomes thinner and thinner. It is recommended to go to the pet hospital for timely examination and treatment.

1. Infected with parasites

If the cat usually eats a good diet and eats a lot, but still gets thinner and thinner, the owner should consider that the cat is infected with internal parasites such as roundworms and tapeworms. Because parasites will rob the cat of nutrients, it is useless no matter how much the cat eats. In addition to getting thinner and thinner, the cat will also suffer from diarrhea, loose stools, etc. In this regard, owners can pay attention to observe whether there are parasites in the cat's vomit and feces. If there are, the cat needs to be dewormed as soon as possible. It is generally recommended to perform internal deworming every three months and external deworming every month. Deworm.

2. Malnutrition

If the cat’s daily diet is relatively simple, or if the cat is fed inferior cat food for a long time, it will lead to malnutrition in the cat and make the cat become thinner and thinner. At this time, you need to prepare nutritious and comprehensive food for the cat, and at the same time mix some nutrients, such as vitamin tablets, calcium tablets, nutritional paste, etc. to supplement the cat's nutrition. In addition, please note that when choosing cat food for cats, try to choose a cat food that is rich in nutrients and easy to digest and absorb, and refuse to feed cats with low-priced and inferior cat food.

3. Suffering from chronic disease

If the cat suffers from a chronic disease, it will also cause weight loss. For example, cats suffering from feline abdominal disease, leukemia, uremia, tumors, etc. will cause the cat's body to become thinner and thinner. It is recommended that the cat be taken to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.

4. Teeth problems

If your cat is losing weight and is also accompanied by symptoms such as bad breath and loss of appetite, there may be a problem with the cat’s teeth. For example, if a cat suffers from dental plaque and calculus, if left untreated for a long time, it will affect the cat's eating and absorption, making the cat become thinner and thinner. Therefore, the owner must clean the cat’s teeth regularly. If there is a problem with the cat’s teeth, he needs to seek medical treatment in time.