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Hi Kristen, If the change in eating preference has gone on for longer than a week I recommend that you take her into see a veterinarian. Cats can be sensitive to changes in their environment but usually any behavior changes resolve in 2-3 days. When it goes on longer than that it can be more concerning that there may be an underlying medical issue for the change. This could be anything form infection or inflammation in her mouth to something more serious like kidney disease. Your vet can talk to you more about the cause of her symptoms and the treatment she needs after they have examined her.
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