Loss of appetite in people usually signals a physical illness and the same is true for animals. If your Ragdoll cat stops eating it could be a sign of something serious. Give your veterinarian South London area a call to set up an appointment to discuss loss of appetite and any mood changes in your cat. Your vet may need to see your cat in the office immediately, but don’t panic. Not all appetite changes indicate a serious illness. Your vet may find that your cat is simply a picky eater. Some cats will only eat certain brands of cat food while others prefer a change in diet every few weeks. If you notice your Ragdoll cat is leaving his food bowl full more often, just give your vet a call. A quick vet check may reveal that a simple change in diet is all that’s needed to satisfy your picky eater.