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Originally Posted by robwod
Jay, it may not be a bad idea for a vet's visit. It could be anything from a urinary tract infection to failing kidneys or simply a lack of dietary nutrition sufficient to the cat's age. Sometimes just adding a little stimulus to encourage more exercise will help increase appetite. In other words, there are numerous reasons possible.
Thus, I think consulting with your vet via a checkup may not be a bad idea.
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Very good advice...
My cat is 17 years old and had renal and pancreas problem .. Treated her for near 2 years, and now she seems quite OK: goes outside, jumps fences, tries to catch squirrels, ....
But, once in a while, she loses appetite : I have pills I giver her ( from the vet ) and 30 minutes or less later she is starving ....
Pills are : cyproheptadine ( 4 mg - I give a half - small cat )
But consult a vet, your cat is young....