A cat’s appetite will decrease in hot weather. Due to the high temperature, the cat does not need to consume calories to increase its body temperature. The energy consumption of the body is low, and the food required is correspondingly reduced. There is no need to force-feed the cat. Hot weather may also cause heatstroke in cats. It is recommended that owners open windows for ventilation or lower the temperature to let cats drink more water to avoid dehydration.

Solutions to cats’ reduced appetite in hot weather:

1. Cooling treatment. When the weather is hot, you need to cool down your cat. Let the cat stay in a cool and ventilated place. You can also turn on a fan or air conditioner to cool down the cat.

2. Drink plenty of water. Prepare enough drinking water for your cat to avoid mosquito breeding, and change the drinking water frequently.

3. Improve your diet. To help the cat adjust its diet, you can cook some fish soup, chicken breast, beef and other foods for the cat, mash the meat and mix it into cat food for the cat to eat.

4. Supplement digestive enzymes. Cats may suffer from poor appetite, which may be caused by poor gastrointestinal digestion. You can give your cat some probiotics containing digestive enzymes.

5. Feed regularly. Feed the cat at a regular time and at a fixed point, so that the cat becomes dependent on food and develops regular eating habits.

6. Exercise appropriately. You can take out the cat’s favorite toys after meals and let the cat jump and run.

7. Provide fresh food. Check the cat's food every day to see if it has spoiled. It is best to clean the cat bowl after the cat eats. Keeping the food clean and fresh can also increase the cat's appetite.