Cats will be anorexic for about 2 or 3 months during the teething period. Cats generally eat less during the teething period due to swelling and pain in their gums, etc., so they will eat less, but don’t worry too much. ,this is normal.

However, although the cat's food intake may decrease during teething period, it is not said to be a severe decrease. If there is an obvious loss of appetite, it is still recommended to see a doctor. Owners sometimes cannot see the fallen deciduous teeth, because most cats will swallow the fallen deciduous teeth. If the deciduous teeth are not replaced for a long time, it will affect the growth and direction of the permanent teeth. If a cat over 8 months old still does not have deciduous teeth, it will not fall out. If so, you will need to see a veterinarian to remove it.