The reasons why a two-month-old native cat keeps meowing without eating:
1. When the cat is just brought home, it feels uncomfortable and afraid of the new environment, and will keep meowing. The owner can prepare food and water for the cat, do not disturb it, so as not to aggravate its fear, and wait for it to slowly adapt to the environment.
2. The kitten’s gastrointestinal tract is fragile. If it eats food that is not easy to digest, its gastrointestinal discomfort will occur and it will keep barking. It needs to be fed some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and relieve symptoms of discomfort.
3. When a cat catches a cold and feels uncomfortable, it will cause a loss of appetite and keep calling to attract the owner's attention. Keep the cat warm in time and take it to a pet hospital for treatment.
Precautions for raising kittens:
1. Kittens under 3 months old cannot be bathed. Kittens are weak and bathing them will easily lead to illness.
2. When the kitten first arrives home, the owner cannot force the kitten to come out because it is afraid of hiding. This will make the kitten more frightened. It will come out on its own after it adapts to the environment.
3. Kittens have poor resistance, so take them out less often and keep them warm to avoid getting cold.