CATDOLL : The reason why cats suddenly lick their lips frequently

Reasons why cats suddenly lick their lips frequently:

1. It may be that the owner feeds the cat medicine or there is bitter food in the cat's mouth. Frequent licking of the mouth increases saliva secretion and eliminates the bitter stimulation as soon as possible.

2. It may be that the cat has oral inflammation or trauma, such as a fish bone piercing the mouth. The pain caused by calicivirus infection can be relieved by smacking the lips or licking frequently.

3. Cats may lick their mouths when they are nervous or stressed. This is just like a subconscious action, just like when people bite their nails or shake their legs when they are nervous.

4. Cats will lick their lips after eating. Their sense of smell is very sensitive and they will lick their lips when they smell a special smell.

5. It may be that the cat wants to clean its mouth after eating, because cats are clean animals.

What to do if your cat has oral inflammation:

1. The cat's diet needs to be adjusted. If the cat has stomatitis, you can no longer feed the cat dry and hard food. You should choose soft food. You can soak the cat food with goat milk powder or warm water and then let the cat eat it. You can also make some easily digestible liquid food for the cat. Let the cat drink more water.

2. Cats are prone to stomatitis because their bodies lack vitamin B. You can mash some vegetables and fruits into a paste for your cat to eat, or you can feed your cat Home Fun Vitamin B to supplement the vitamin B that the body lacks, and then pair it with some Petkoufu for your cat to help restore the health of its oral cavity.

3. After cleaning the cat's mouth, you can spray some Petkouqing on the cat's stomatitis to help the cat get rid of bad breath and drooling symptoms, so that the oral environment can recover faster. After that, the cat should rinse its mouth frequently after eating.

4. If the cat's stomatitis is severe, you can give the cat some Meowwang Amo to reduce inflammation. Some pet owners will take their cats to the pet hospital for antibiotics, which is also acceptable, but long-term care will be required in the later stages.