Stress is enough to put anyone off their food, even cats. Above all else, cats enjoy comfort and aren’t shy about turning away from anything that gets in the way of their ability to relax. Likewise, cold days don’t lead to wanting a meal straight from the fridge. If it’s a hot day, eating something warm is unpleasant at best. Temperature also plays a part in your cat’s desire to eat. Every so often, they just want to sink their teeth into something chewy rather than crunch through a pile of kibble.
Your cat has preferences just like we do, and sometimes, those preferences change depending on their mood or how often they eat the same type of food. You can have dry food or a meal drenched in gravy. Along with a mixture of flavors, there are different textures too, from crunchy to smooth and from shredded to chunky. Wrong TextureĬat food isn’t much different from human food. It’s still a good idea to buy different flavored variety packs every so often, though, just to make sure your fussy feline doesn’t get bored. While some big boxes of canned food offer only one flavor, multipacks give you the ability to switch between flavors and keep your cat guessing. This is why variety packs are so popular. The problem is, the new food that your cat eats will quickly turn into the bane of your feline’s life. When you finally land on something that they like to eat, it’s tempting to feed them the same thing over and over. It can be an easy trap to fall into, especially when you know that your cat is a fussy eater. If the only food that they have is a chicken-flavored pâté-which may or may not be real meat-and nothing else for a week, they’ll get bored. If you’ve ever made a hearty meal where the leftovers last for several meals, you’ve probably gotten a little tired of eating them after a few days. Image Credit: Viktor Lugovskoy, Shutterstock Boredom If your cat has never turned their nose up at food before, knowing the possible reasons will help you figure out where to start in your search for food that they’ll eat. Picking the best tasting cat food can be daunting, particularly when human noses don’t think much of any type of pet food. Buyer’s Guide: Finding the Best-Tasting Cat Foods for Picky Cats
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