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I am a vet tech like Nikki, and she definetly mentions some very important details, though another good possiblity is that it could just be teeth problems. A cavity or (Cervical Neck Lesions) defintely stops a pet from eating. We've had that happen several times with pets. Check the cats teeth if you can, and if its caked with tartar and bleeding, then well, it needs a dental asap.
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