Cats can’t see food, mainly because cats are born with farsightedness. The distance within half a meter is blurry to cats, and they can’t see it if it’s too far away. It feels more like presbyopia, and they can’t feel anything that moves very fast. They are only sensitive to certain speeds and trajectories. If you put food in front of it, if the food itself has no taste, or the cat's nose is not working, it may ignore the food at this time.

What to do if the cat can’t see the food:

1. Heat it. Cats can’t see food, which stimulates their sense of smell. Cats’ sense of smell is much more sensitive than humans, so when the owner heats food in the microwave, the cat smells the aroma of the food wafting from the microwave. For cats, the smell may be more delicious than what they eat, which stimulates the cat's taste buds. It should be noted that the heating should not be overheated. It should be heated to the human skin temperature in 10 seconds.

2. Improve the taste. Keep the broth produced by cooking fresh fish or chicken breasts, add a little flour, and pour the sticky thickening on the food to enhance the flavor of the food and arouse the cat's interest.