CATDOLL : What are some good foods for cats?

Cat appetizer foods include:

1. Wet food with strong aroma: Cats have no appetite, maybe because they are tired of the food or because the food has no aroma, so cats are not interested. After all, cats rely on their sense of smell to eat. During this period, you can feed some food with strong aroma, such as cat canned food, Meow Fresh Pack, soup pack, etc., which are all cat food with strong aroma. Cats will be more interested in it and can be mixed into cat food for feeding.

2. Cat food with a strong meaty taste: Cats are carnivores, and I believe most cats cannot resist the temptation of meat. If you don’t want to feed wet food with a lot of additives, you can make some homemade cat food for your cat if you have time. It is healthy and nutritious, and cats like to eat it.

3. Sweet and sour food: Cats have no appetite, so you can also feed them some sweet and sour appetizing fruits before or after meals, such as strawberries, apples, pears, etc., which can be cut into small pieces or blended into puree. Be careful to avoid fruits that cats cannot eat, so as not to make the cat feel unwell.

Possible reasons for cats’ loss of appetite:

1. Decreased appetite due to illness: When considering the reason for a cat’s decreased appetite, the first thing to consider is the possibility of illness.

2. Hate the taste and flavor of food: Cats are very picky about taste. Subtle changes in taste, texture, temperature, and flavor that only cats know will greatly affect their appetite.

3. Incompatible nutrients: Cats have something like a "nutrient sensor" in their bodies. If the nutrients contained in the feed do not meet the body's requirements, the cat will readily choose to go on an empty stomach.

4. Too hot: Just like humans, if it is too hot, the body temperature adjustment will make people nervous, and people will be in a state similar to the bitter summer, unable to eat. Provide a cool environment for cats, and don't be stingy with the electricity bill for air conditioning when necessary.

5. Environmental stress: If the environment is full of stress, it will affect the cat's appetite. Providing the cat with a safe environment is also a solution.