Why is my kitten not eating?

Monitor behavior: lethargy, hiding, or changes in litter box usage are signs that professional care may be needed.

Offering warmed wet food or small portions frequently can encourage eating. Also, ensure the kitten is hydrated.

If your kitten has not eaten for more than 24 hours, it’s advisable to consult a veterinarian immediately.

There are several reasons a kitten may stop eating: - Illness or infection - Teething problems - Stress or change in environment

Lack of appetite can also indicate parasites or digestive issues. Observation of other symptoms like vomiting or diarrhea is important.

Sometimes kittens are picky eaters, especially if you recently switched their food. Gradually transitioning food can help.