As the saying goes, "Greedy Cat" refers to Persian cats as the name suggests, but there are times when it doesn't eat cat food. So why does the Persian cat suddenly stop eating cat food? Today, the editor will bring you the reasons and solutions for Persian cats not eating cat food. I hope it can help every owner who raises Persian cats.

What should I do if my Persian cat doesn’t eat cat food?

1. Ask the doctor to prescribe a medicine called appetite stimulant to the cat. Grind it into fine powder, mix it with jam and apply it to the cat’s upper lip, and they will lick it in. If you take the medicine and still don’t eat, you must try your best to get the cat to eat as soon as possible.

2. Forced feeding, that is, feeding with a syringe with the needle removed. American netizens are unwilling to call this method coercion: "This is called assisted feeding, which helps them eat!" The method of syringe feeding: put the syringe with the needle removed, put it into the corner of the cat's mouth, and push in from the side of the mouth . Never push food down your throat.

3. Be mentally prepared for long-term "assisted eating".

In addition to pushing food through the needle, create a good environment for cats to eat by themselves. Cats have their own eating habits. Unlike people, they don’t eat three times a day. Therefore, during the period of training them to eat on their own, there should be food in the house and everywhere.

5. Don’t just put one plate, put several plates of food in various places in the house. Don’t just put it away for a while, keep it there forever. If the weather is hot, replace the food on the plate with new ones every two or three hours. Don’t put too much food on each plate, put a few kinds, a little of each kind.

6. Give cats their favorite food.

7. Cats like to eat at night, especially at three or four o'clock in the morning. Make sure there is something to eat on your plate at this time.

8. Place the plate a few centimeters away from the high ground (put some books on it). It's easy to do, so do it. Use a plate rather than a bowl because cats don't like their whiskers touching the sides of the bowl while eating.

9. Give the cat as much attention as possible. Pet them and talk to them.