I wouldn't panic too much quite yet. I think for a mostly healthy cat it's not as big of a deal as it would be for other cats with underlying health problems. When my cat (who is in renal failure) stopped eating because of the antibiotics she was on, we had to start force-feeding her almost right away, but her kidneys are already bad. Also, I don't know if all your cats have separate bowls or what, but it's possible she's eating and you're just not noticing.
And if you need tips on how to force-feed cats, I am the (unfortunate) expert on that one! (tip one: wear old clothes.)
Yeah, I'm just not sure, she might be eating, but I never see it. She still has energy, though, so I'm trying not to worry. I'm actually panicking about Oskar now, he keeps throwing up and he's not eating much either. But I'm trying to calm down because I know they're very absorbent to my worries too. They both have a vet appointment tomorrow.
Have you tried baby food? That's what my vet uses to get cats to calm down and focus on something else when they have to get a shot, and apparently it's super-tasty to them. Probably digests well too, but don't quote me on that.
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And if you need tips on how to force-feed cats, I am the (unfortunate) expert on that one! (tip one: wear old clothes.)
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