The so-called bulimia refers to sudden excessive eating behavior, which is a behavioral disorder. Cats with bulimia usually don't know how to control themselves and are very greedy for food. This is a very abnormal behavior and is not good for their bodies. ​​​​​​

It’s not necessarily a good thing that a cat has a particularly good appetite. Sometimes cats feel anxious or depressed and keep eating to achieve inner peace. Other factors can also cause cats to overeat, such as parasites growing in their stomachs, which are deprived of most of their nutrients, and cats are forced to eat all the time to maintain their normal intake of nutrients.

In addition, diabetes in cats can cause thirst, and hyperthyroidism may also be the culprit, although it is rare. Cat bulimia is sometimes blamed on its owners. It is these owners who overestimated the cat’s food intake and fed it too nutritious food; or misunderstood the meaning of the cat’s meow and gave it something to eat as soon as the cat meowed. Moreover, most parents like to see cats eating and think that this is It is a sign of good health of the cat. Therefore, you need to set a daily food intake for your cat and pay attention to your cat’s weight frequently. Once you find that your cat is overweight, you should reflect on whether it has bulimia.