Ten years old cat hasn't been eating properly for weeks. He's had blood tests which are normal and is having a scan next week.
But I'm wondering if it could be behavioural? We took his litter tray away because he was using it twice a day and he has a cat flap. I have three children (including a baby) and selfishly maybe couldn't face cleaning a litter tray twice a day. At first it seemed fine but then he started pooing in the same spot in our bedroom. I'm wondering if this is when he stopped eating. I also wonder if another cat is trying to get in the flap.
Currently he's in the warm utility with a bed and water and I'm trying different foods everyday. He must be going out to do his poo as he doesn't go in there. We let him into the living room with us at night for a cuddle. I can't let him in the house unattended as he poos inside and as I said have three kids.
Any advice? I really don't want to put the litter tray back but if this has caused his anorexia then if course I will
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Do cats stop eating for behavioural reasons?
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animalsunited · 16/01/2015 10:30
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