The teething period of a cat in its childhood usually starts at about three months. Cats will start to grow teeth two weeks after birth. In about one month, all 26 deciduous teeth will grow out. When they grow to about three months, the deciduous teeth will appear. They will slowly begin to fall out. The owners generally cannot notice the loss of deciduous teeth. This period of tooth replacement usually lasts until the cat is about six months old. The specific time varies depending on the individual cat.

At this stage, because the cat is in the period of teething, the gums will feel uncomfortable, so the cat will also like to bite things, and the odor in the mouth will be stronger, so cats with weak resistance are prone to oral inflammation during this period. . When cats enter old age, most cats will start to loosen their gums around the age of 12. When the looseness reaches a certain level, the teeth will automatically fall out.

For example, cats’ tooth loss in childhood or tooth loss in old age are normal tooth loss. Pathological factors can also cause tooth loss, such as periodontitis or dental calculus. When pathological conditions occur, you need to remove them. Go to the hospital for treatment to prevent it from getting worse. If a cat fights outside and loses its teeth, it is best to check the whole body to prevent other wounds and check the mouth to prevent tooth fractures or other inflammation.