Is it normal for cats to have no appetite in summer?

This phenomenon is actually normal. For breeders, there is actually no need to worry too much. In fact, we are like cats. In summer, we will eat less and lose appetite, which is mainly related to the weather. When the weather is cold, we need to consume a certain amount of calories to maintain or even raise our body temperature, so we need to eat more in winter. After all, we need to provide more nutrients to the body to maintain its nutritional needs. But when the weather is hot, we don't need to consume some calories to raise our body temperature. The consumption of the body is obviously reduced, and the demand for food will naturally decrease accordingly. Therefore, cats, like people, have poor appetite and eat less.

Another reason is that cats need to drink more water because of the hot weather, so they will reduce their food intake. Neither cats nor we like to eat when the weather is too hot. We prefer to drink porridge and even some mung beans. After all, water can clear away heat and relieve summer heat, and so can cats. When the weather is too hot, cats don't like to eat much, and sometimes they like to drink water. If you want to give your cat something to eat, you can provide them with some vegetables and fruits, which can not only supplement water, but also effectively supplement vitamins to make them healthier.

When the weather is hot, cats are unwilling to exercise, energy consumption will be low, and the demand for food will be greatly reduced. My family used to have some cats. When the weather is hot in summer, they either rest under the big tree or sleep under the eaves, unwilling to do activities. Because of these behaviors, cats don't need much food to maintain body consumption, and their metabolism will slow down.

However, one thing that cats should pay attention to in summer is to prepare some water in time for cats to eat freely to avoid heatstroke due to hot weather and lack of water.