Not only humans need to change their teeth, but cats also need to change their teeth. Many friends may not know this yet. When the Garfield cat at home was changing its teeth, the parents saw that Garfield’s teeth were loose. In this case, do we parents need to artificially help the Garfield cat change its teeth? Or are you waiting for Garfield to lose his teeth?

Does Garfield cat need human intervention during the tooth replacement stage?

Generally, Garfield cats may begin to lose their teeth when they are 4-6 months old. Teeth replacement may cause Garfield cats to suffer from short-term loss of appetite. But parents, don’t worry. After the tooth replacement, our master will regain his appetite and change from the original 26 teeth to 30 teeth, with two more upper and lower molars, which means that Garfield has begun the permanent tooth stage. You can determine whether Garfield has changed its teeth by observing. For example, Garfield will be more anxious than usual, and then open her mouth, and you can see that her gums are red and swollen. This is because new teeth are about to grow. At this time, if you look In Garfield's teeth, you can find that two new ones have grown next to some, which is the replacement of old and new teeth.

Does Garfield cat need human intervention during the tooth replacement stage?

During the period when Garfield cats are changing teeth, owners should always pay attention to Garfield cats, prepare some easy-to-chew food in advance to protect their new teeth, and pay attention to giving Garfield cats some calcium tablets to supplement calcium. It will not cause calcium deficiency. Always pay attention to check the loss of deciduous teeth. If the deciduous teeth are not completely shed, it will easily cause malocclusion, which will often accumulate food residues and easily breed bacteria, which is bad for the teeth. Garfield cats should brush their teeth regularly.

Does Garfield cat need human intervention during the tooth replacement stage?

So normally, we as parents do not need to intervene in this matter during the period when Garfield's teeth are falling out and growing in. We only need parents to prepare food that is suitable for the period of teething.