Causes of loss of appetite in cats:

1. Stress response: If the feed that is usually eaten is changed or the feeding environment or feeding and management methods are suddenly changed, It is easy for the cat to become unaccustomed and then become stressed.

2. Disease factors: such as gastroenteritis, parasitic diseases and a series of infectious diseases. In addition, factors such as liver damage should also be considered.

3. Poor feed palatability: Many cheap cat foods on the market do not have much meat content due to cost savings, so they lack flavor.

4. Cat food gets tired of eating: Make sure the cat’s diet is diverse. If the cat only eats one type of cat food for a long time, sooner or later it will get tired of it. You can change your cat’s cat food in a timely manner, but be careful not to change it too frequently.

5. Indigestion: If the cat’s gastrointestinal function is not good, it will affect the cat’s appetite. Therefore, owners should not overfeed at ordinary times. Being in a state of overfullness for a long time will cause great harm to the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. It is best to feed the cat regularly and quantitatively, and you can also feed the cat some probiotics every day to help the cat regulate its gastrointestinal tract and improve immunity.

6. In a bad mood: Cats will also have a bad appetite when they are in a bad mood. For example, if a new pet comes to the house and the owner’s attention is focused on the new pet, the cat will be unhappy. Or the parents are too busy at work and have no time to play with the cat. They will think that you don’t like it, and their appetite will also decrease.

7. Hairball syndrome: Cats have the habit of self-cleaning and they will lick themselves clean. When licking the coat, some hair will be swallowed into the stomach. If it accumulates for a long time, it will cause hair ball disease. The main symptoms are loss of appetite, listlessness, rough hair, and constipation in cats.