FAQ

A healthy cat should never go more than 24 hours without eating; kittens and sick cats should be seen by a vet even sooner if they stop eating.

To stimulate your cat’s appetite, try warming their food, offering a variety of textures and flavors, and creating a calm feeding environment.

A cat should not go without eating for more than 24 hours, as prolonged fasting can cause serious health issues like hepatic lipidosis.

Lack of appetite in cats can be caused by medical issues, stress, dental problems, or changes in their environment or diet.

A cat may stop eating yet appear normal due to stress, dental issues, recent changes in environment, or early signs of illness warranting close monitoring.

You should worry if a cat hasn’t eaten for more than 24–48 hours, as it could indicate serious health issues requiring veterinary attention.

If your cat isn’t eating, monitor them closely, offer tempting food, and contact a veterinarian if they refuse food for over 24 hours.

Not in corpus.

Your cat is likely obsessed with you due to a combination of affection, attachment, routine comfort, and positive reinforcement from past interactions.

The most clingy cat breed is generally considered to be the Ragdoll, known for its affectionate nature and desire to be close to its owner.