by Kim Boatman/The Daily Cat
Cats have a reputation for being particular about their diets, because they like their favorite foods served at just the right time and place
If your cat quits eating, however, your swift action is critical, says Dr. Marla J. McGeorge, a veterinarian who runs a feline-only practice in Portland, Ore. "If your cat doesn't eat for more than a day, it should go to the veterinarian," she advises. "It doesn't take very long for cats to develop a liver disease from not eating." Liver failure occurs when fat accumulates in the liver due to a lack of protein. Read More: Source/KHQ Pets Cats
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