Food isn't just energy, but also pleasure - and cats think the same way.
When your cat hates its food, you can notice it - the signs are usually pretty obvious, so you can notice it and buy different food for your pet.
Here are some of them.
Refusal to eat
If a cat consistently refuses to eat or shows disinterest in its food, it could be a sign that they don't like the taste, texture, or smell of the food.
Picky eating behavior
Cats may exhibit picky eating behavior, such as eating around certain ingredients or avoiding specific flavors.
They might leave certain pieces of kibble or only eat a particular part of a wet food meal.
Unusual eating habits
Cats may exhibit unusual eating habits, like pawing at the food, batting it around, or burying it as if they were trying to hide it.
Excessive grooming
Cats may groom excessively after eating a meal they don't enjoy.
It could be a way for them to remove the food's scent from their fur or alleviate discomfort caused by an upset stomach.
Weight loss or poor body condition
Consistently refusing to eat or not consuming enough food due to dislike can lead to weight loss or poor body condition.
If you notice a significant change in your cat's weight or overall appearance, it's essential to consult a veterinarian for a thorough evaluation.
Digestive issues
Some cats may experience digestive problems, such as vomiting or diarrhea, when they dislike their food.
