
1. Add Nutritional Yeast Powder

2. Sprinkle with Whole Life Pet Treat Powder/Dust

3. Move the Bowl to an Odd Location
If your cat is not interested in its food anymore, then make the meal more fun to get your cat's attention. Ragdoll cats love to play, so when you want to make a meal special, just move the bowl to an odd location.First, your cat will go to the regular place where you keep the bowl and it will notice that there is no food waiting for it. It will search the area, and when there is nothing to find, it will have to use its tracking skills to get its meal.It will smell the food and will have a great time finding it. Place the bowl somewhere in the house where the cat will have to work a bit to get, maybe climb a bit.This way, the food in the bowl is a reward. Even if the cat had the same food a day before, it will taste better after working to get to it.I have a hard time getting Charlie to eat in the summer. He likes to sleep in the guest bath sink. So late at night, when I am headed to bed, I will prepare food for him and bring it upstairs and set it down on the floor in the bathroom where he sleeps. 100% of the time, he will get out of the sink and go eat.4. Warm Up the Food
Another simple way to spice up your Ragdoll cat's food is warming it up. This changes the flavor, the texture, and the smell of the food enough to make it very interesting to your cat.
- Add warm water - Add a few tablespoons (up to half a cup) of warm water to get the cat food to warm up. Mix in the water to level up the temperature. Please note that the water should be warm, not hot. Adding hot water to the food may change the texture of the food too much and give it an odd taste. Moreover, hot water might heat up the food too much and your cat might burn it's tongue or mouth eating it. And then they will forever associate pain with that food and won't want it again. So be careful!
- Add low-sodium chicken broth - If you want to make your Ragdoll cat food a success, then chicken broth is bound to do that because it will add a lot of flavor. Adding warm broth will also change the texture and the smell of the food and it will make it even more appealing to your cat, so it is worth trying out. Keep in mind that the broth should be low in sodium, so don't add salt if you make it yourself. You should also avoid chicken broths with onions, chives, or garlic because these are not good for your cat.
- DO NOT Microwave the Food - You might be tempted to think that a simple way to warm up your cat's food is popping it in the microwave for a few seconds. However, this is very dangerous and you should avoid it. When you put food in the microwave, the temperature of the food is not leveled. Some areas might be cold, while others can be extremely hot. To avoid accidents, it is best that you don't microwave your cat's food to warm it up.Using warm water is a simpler solution, which also adds some extra moisture to the food, which is an added bonus.
5. Sprinkle with Grated Parmesan Cheese
An excellent hack to make cat food extra tasty is sprinkling a bit of Parmesan cheese on top of it. Use less than a teaspoon of Parmesan cheese and sprinkle it on your cat's food.This will make it creamier and tastier and your cat will certainly spot the difference. You can also sprinkle the cheese on top of warmed up cat food to get an even more powerful smell and aroma.You can only use this only once in a while with your cat food, but it can be an instant success.6. Sprinkle Some Bonito Tuna Flakes on Top

Patti A Johnson
SUPER PAWESOME & FABULOUS POST, Jenny honey! What great ideas! TYSVM for this amazing info! I don't have any other ideas to suggest. I think you got it covered with great tasty ways to entice our kittehs to chow down when they are being finicky! YAY!! 🙂 <3
Big hugs & lots of love & purrs!
Patti & Miss Pink Sugarbelle 🙂 <3 <3 <3