What is the function of a cat’s nose?

There are more than 200 million olfactory receptors in the cat’s nasal cavity, and it has a built-in GPS navigation function. You can rely on your nose to find any delicious food. A cat’s nose is also the cat’s chief taster when choosing food. Cats can select the best quality and most suitable meat through their nose. This is why the cat food that cats like to eat is relatively expensive.
Tip:
Although cats have a weak sense of taste, their sense of smell makes up for this shortcoming, so the cat’s sense of smell plays a dominant role in the cat’s appetite. Impact.
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