If your cat is in good health, a change in her appetite may simply mean she wants a little variety.

You think to yourself: “What’s with this cat?” For the second time this week, Ms. Spots has barely touched her food. You begin to wonder if she’s sick — or just sick of her normal table fare.

We’re not suggesting that you invite your cat to join in your meals if she turns up her nose at her own food. But you might want to make some changes in flavor — or a gradual change in brand — to keep her happy.

Healthy cats will occasionally eat less food or skip a meal, but it is not normal for a cat to consistently refuse food, according to experts. …

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