Cleaning the cat’s food bowl every day can increase the cat’s appetite, because the cat’s nose is very sensitive. If the cat smells a strange smell in the food bowl, the cat will lose its appetite for food. Interacting with the cat before meals can consume the cat's energy and increase the cat's appetite. More exercise can help the cat maintain a good appetite.

Complying with the rules of regular and quantitative feeding can help the cat get used to eating at a fixed time every day and finish the food at one time, which can also prevent the food from spoiling and breeding bacteria. Moreover, eating on time every day will keep the cat hungry between meals, which will help improve the cat’s picky eating.

Feed the cat's favorite food mixed in. You can mix some of the cat's favorite foods into the cat food, such as canned food, chicken breast, beef and other foods. After that, you can gradually reduce the amount of canned food, meat, etc. Don't Let the cat develop the habit of dependence.

Try to feed your cat as little snacks as possible. If a cat eats too many snacks, it will naturally become picky, and it is easy to develop the habit of not eating regular meals. It is recommended not to let cats eat snacks before meals, and snacks should not be fed frequently. It is okay to use them as training rewards occasionally. Snacks should never be allowed to replace meals.

Deworm the cat on time and comb the cat more often. If there are parasites in the cat's body, it will also affect the cat's appetite, so the cat must be dewormed regularly. Cats will lick the hair into their stomach, and the hair will accumulate in the cat's stomach, blocking the cat's intestines, causing the cat's appetite to decrease, and it will not like to eat. Therefore, grooming the cat more often is also a way to increase the cat's appetite.