The reasons why cats don’t eat well:

1. Teeth replacement. During the teething period, cats lose their appetite because their teeth are uncomfortable.

2. Tableware problem. If the food bowl is too dirty, it will also affect the cat's ability to eat. Cats like to eat in quiet places. If the tableware is too small, too light or in the wrong position, it will also affect their eating.

3. In heat. Affected by hormones, cats in estrus will have a decreased appetite.

4. The weather is hot. Cats, like people, will lose their appetite when the weather is hot.

5. Sick. Appetite decreases when you are sick.

6. Picky eaters. Feeding too many snacks and meat, and unwilling to eat cat food.

7. The intestines and stomach lack beneficial bacteria and digestive enzymes, and intestinal peristalsis is weak, so digestion is slow and it is not easy to feel hungry.

Solutions for cats not eating well:

1. Use the correct cat bowl. Plastic bowls usually produce an odor that is offensive to cats, so try your best to It is better to choose a larger ceramic or stainless steel bowl.

2. To enhance gastric motility, you can play with cats regularly every day and prepare some cat toys to attract cats to exercise. Maintaining appropriate exercise can promote intestinal peristalsis and digestion.

3. Don’t feed snacks casually. Frequent feeding will make cats picky eaters. Give rewards for good behavior and not being picky eaters.

4. When changing the cat's food, it is necessary to make a transition. Do not change it all at once. It is recommended to mix the old and new food and change it gradually.

5. Provide cat food to the cat at a fixed time every day. Place it in front of the cat for 15 to 30 minutes. If the cat does not eat, remove it. Repeat the above actions at the next meal time for one week. After that, the cat can basically get into the good habit of eating at a fixed time. In addition, during this period, the cat cannot be given food other than cat food, and just provide sufficient drinking water.