CATDOLL : What to do if your cat's teeth fall out

Solutions for cats with lost teeth:

1. After a cat's teeth fall out, you need to clean its teeth regularly, and then apply some antibiotics to avoid infection.

2. If it is caused by periodontitis or other dental diseases, the dog needs to be given medication to reduce inflammation and clean the mouth. It should receive special treatment as soon as possible, so you should take it to the hospital as soon as possible.

3. If the cat is changing teeth normally, you need to provide chewy food to protect the new teeth.

Reasons why cats lose their teeth:

1. A cat's deciduous teeth usually fall out at around 3 months, and new teeth will grow in at 5 to 6 months. This is caused by the tooth replacement period.

2. When a cat is about 12 years old, its gums and depression areas will begin to loosen and age, and its teeth will slowly fall out, but this is a normal phenomenon.

3. Cats suffering from oral diseases such as periodontitis may cause their teeth to loosen and fall out, accompanied by severe pain.