Causes of anorexia in cats:
1. Cats suffer from periodontitis, oral ulcers and other oral diseases. Pain and discomfort will lead to a loss of appetite.
2. Cats infected with parasites can cause gastrointestinal discomfort and loss of appetite.
3. If a cat is in a bad mood or is depressed, it will also affect its appetite and stop eating.
4. Cats eating too much will cause indigestion and stop eating.
5. When a cat is in estrus and is anxious, it may also experience a loss of appetite.
Methods to increase a cat’s appetite:
1. If a cat suffers from oral disease and refuses to eat, take it to a pet hospital for treatment in a timely manner.
2. If the cat is infected with parasites and affects its appetite, it should be dewormed in time.
3. The owner can usually take the cat out to play and exercise more often, so that it can be in a relaxed state. If it is in a good mood, its appetite will improve.
4. If the cat stops eating due to indigestion, you can feed it an appropriate amount of probiotics to regulate its gastrointestinal tract, promote digestion, and gradually restore its appetite.

5. When a cat has a poor appetite during estrus, you can feed it some fragrant food to increase its appetite. You can also feed it an estrus-free liquid to stop it from estrus.