Cats’ tongues have taste buds just like us humans, and can detect bitter, sweet, sour and salty tastes. Kittens have a fully developed sense of taste after birth, but as they age, their taste sensitivity will gradually decrease. Cats are not sensitive to sweetness, and like other pure carnivores, cats cannot digest sugar well and are prone to diarrhea after eating sweets.

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Cats have much stricter requirements for food than us humans, and are comparable to gourmets in nature. However, cats’ sense of taste is not that developed. Cats mainly Use the sense of smell to judge the quality of food.