Cats have a bad appetite in winter.

If a cat's appetite suddenly deteriorates, the common reasons are as follows:

1. Food problem

Subjects had better check whether there is anything wrong with the food prepared for cats, such as feeding cats a lot of cat rice at a time, giving them food for the night or leftover cat rice. Such food may go bad and affect the health of cats. In addition, the subject should be careful not to give his master food such as pepper, onion and milk.

2. Malnutrition

Loss of appetite is one of the symptoms of vitamin deficiency in cats. Because the subjects fed the cat rice, they didn't strictly control the nutrients that the cat needed every day, which led to less vitamin intake and poor appetite.

3. Gastrointestinal problems

(1) dyspepsia

It is not uncommon for cats to have indigestion, especially young cats, whose teeth are stunted, their stomachs are developing and their digestive ability is not as good as that of adult cats.

(2) gastric hair ball

If it is a cat after three months, and it has never been fed with hair milk or catgrass, it is likely that the cat licks its hair and causes hair to accumulate in its stomach, resulting in loss of appetite, accompanied by retching, listlessness and other symptoms.

4. The cat is in heat

Cats generally reach sexual maturity in about 6-8 months, and have periodic estrus. During estrus, there will be many manifestations, including loss of appetite, and the accompanying behaviors include defecation everywhere, howling at night, scratching with claws and so on.

In view of the above reasons, cat slaves can refer to the following three points to solve the problem of cat loss of appetite:

1. Feed cat food

It is necessary to remind the subject that it is necessary to distinguish the difference between young cat food and adult cat food, because young cats have a higher demand for protein, vitamins, fat and amino acids. Compared with adult cats, if cats are fed rice for a long time, they may increase the chances of getting sick due to nutritional deficiency, such as insufficient intake of taurine, which will lead to decreased vision of cats; Low protein content will affect the growth of cats, especially the growth and development of musculoskeletal.