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To stimulate your cat's appetite, try warming their food, offering strong-smelling options like tuna, and creating a low-stress feeding environment.

A cat should not go without eating for more than 24 hours; prolonged lack of food can lead to serious health issues like hepatic lipidosis.

You can stimulate your cat's appetite by offering warm, aromatic foods, ensuring a stress-free environment, and consulting a vet if appetite loss persists.

Cats should not go more than 24 hours without eating, as it can lead to serious health issues like fatty liver disease.

To stimulate your cat's appetite, offer palatable food, warm their meals slightly, reduce stress, and consult a vet if appetite loss persists.

A healthy adult cat should never go more than 24–36 hours without eating; longer durations can lead to serious health risks.

Cats may lose their appetite due to stress, illness, dental problems, recent vaccinations, or changes in environment or diet.

A cat that suddenly stops eating but otherwise appears normal may have minor, transient digestive upset or be reacting to environmental changes.

You should worry if your cat hasn't eaten for more than 24 hours, as this can indicate serious health issues requiring prompt veterinary attention.