Bad mouth is caused by many reasons: first, oral diseases, such as chronic stomatitis, feline AIDS virus, leukemia virus, and feline calisi virus. Second, digestive system diseases, such as gastritis, gastric ulcer, trisomitis, etc., caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction. Third, excessive dental calculus occurs due to long-term feeding of soft foods, such as rice, homemade cat food, etc. ​​​​​​

There is a rotten taste in the cat’s mouth

Bad breath in cats may be caused by unhealthy eating habits such as eating human rice and defective cat food for a long time, which leads to bad breath in cats. On the one hand, dogs with dental calculus will also develop bad breath. If the dental calculus is severe, it is recommended to undergo dental calculus surgery immediately. After that, you need to drink dental cleaning water for a long time, brush your teeth regularly and other methods of care. Secondly, if your cat has stomatitis, he will also have bad breath and need to seek medical attention immediately.

Feline dental calculus symptoms

Cat dental calculus is mainly caused by dietary reasons. The main symptoms are a foul-smelling mouth and a layer of black or yellow substance attached to the teeth. Lighter dental calculus can be controlled through oral care, such as brushing your teeth regularly every day. Dental calculus is more serious and has affected the cat's diet, so it requires ultrasonic teeth cleaning and then drug treatment.

Cat dental calculus treatment

If a cat has dental calculus, it needs to be taken to the hospital for treatment in time. For treatment, you can choose ultrasonic dental cleaning to remove the cat’s dental calculus. If the cat’s dental calculus is found and not treated, the symptoms will be milder and the oral cavity will appear. Odor, if severe, the cat’s dental calculus can lead to gingivitis, and may cause the cat’s oronasal fistula. At this time, the treatment is more complicated than teeth cleaning.