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Fussy cat with wet food
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Hi there,
As a vet student, what you’re describing is quite common. In a cat with a heart condition, a loss of interest in wet food can be linked to medication, which can alter taste or cause nausea, but it can also be due to stress or emotional changes, such as losing his companion. The fact that he’s still eating his dry food and asking for food is actually quite reassuring. It’s possible he’s associating wet food with a negative experience or has simply become more picky. You could try varying the textures and flavours, warming the wet food slightly to enhance the smell, or offering some highly palatable options. If the problem persists, it’s worth a quick check-up with your vet to make sure he isn’t feeling nauseous or to see if his treatment needs adjusting. The main thing is that he continues to enjoy his food, even if it requires a bit of trial and error.
Best regards,
Romane
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