Cats’ appetite may decrease in spring. Because spring is generally the season when cats are in estrus, unneutered cats will be eager to go out to find the opposite sex to mate during the estrus period, so their mood will be very excited, and their appetite will also decrease.

Solutions for cats’ reduced appetite in spring

1. You can take your cat for sterilization at a suitable time, so as to avoid the cat going into heat. Pain will not affect appetite.

2. The owner can also give the cat some meat food, which can increase its appetite. But you must be careful not to regard meat as the cat’s staple food, as this will cause the cat to be picky eaters.

3. The owner needs to spend more time with the cat and spend a certain amount of time playing with the cat every day. If the cat's mood improves and its activity level increases, it will naturally eat more.