Your Cat Won't Eat. What Should You Do?

Disastrous consequences can result from going off-food in cats. So whenever your beloved furry feline friend stares at the food bowl more and eats less, you should start to be concerned. Monitor your beloved cat carefully as this could be one of the initial signs of illness. 

Try to encourage your cat to eat a lot more by offering him some canned cat food and see if he obliges. If you think your cat has a loss of appetite that is not due to a health problem, you can try to arouse his appetite by offering him some canned tuna. A lot of cats are unable to resist the meaty allure of canned tuna. Note though, that while canned tuna might be a good lure to stimulate his appetite, you need to offer this in small quantities so you can prevent deficiencies from happening or the excess of specific nutrients in his diet. 

Your pet’s diet is one of the important concerns that you should discuss with your vet Bourne, MA during your pet’s wellness visits.