When it comes to how to get a cat with pancreatitis to eat, always follow your veterinarian’s treatment plan, which should include dietary changes to help manage the health of your cat’s pancreas. If you are transitioning your pet to a low-fat cat food for pancreatitis, it is essential that you move your cat to their new food gradually. To do this effectively, start with gradually decreasing the amount of their current cat food, supplementing it with small amounts of their new diet. Continue doing this over a period of seven days, until their new cat food becomes the only meal in their bowl. Taking it slowly not only eases their digestive system onto the new food but also increases the likelihood of your cat accepting their new diet. And getting your cat to eat regularly is essential in the management of pancreatitis, so smaller, more frequent meals is the ideal daily routine.\r