Treatment methods for cat stomatitis:

1. When a cat has stomatitis, the pain in the mouth is relatively strong, so the cat’s diet needs to be adjusted. Generally The food suitable for cats during this period is mainly liquid food. Never eat clean cat food. This will cause the cat to resist food and not eat or drink. Therefore, it is recommended that owners take time to make some nutritious liquid food, such as millet porridge, nutritional soup, etc. These foods are more suitable for cats’ current conditions.

2. When a cat suffers from stomatitis, it is necessary to supplement it with some vitamins in time, especially vitamin B, which can help the cat recover from stomatitis. You can also make some fruits and vegetables supplementary food for the cat and stir it. Feed it to cats in cat food.

3. If cats have serious stomatitis, choose oral spray. It is easy to use and effective. You can pick it up and spray it into the cat’s mouth at any time when it feels uncomfortable.

4. If the owner finds that his cat has stomatitis, he needs to take the cat to the hospital for examination in time, do a blood routine, check the body's inflammation indicators, and then provide targeted treatment. You can give it metronidazole for treatment, and then use oral anti-inflammatory spray and anti-inflammatory drugs together.

Symptoms of cat stomatitis:

1. Cats will drool constantly, and the amount of drool is related to the severity of oral ulcers. Owners sometimes find that their cats have blood in their saliva. The saliva is sticky and extremely smelly, and it usually wets the hair around the mouth, forelimbs and chest.

2. Conduct an oral examination on the cat and find that the gums are red and swollen, the oral mucosa is flushed and swollen, and there are ulcers on the gums, tongue, pharynx, soft palate and other parts.

3. Some cats will exhale unpleasant gas, drool severely, and secrete white foam from the corners of their mouths. Severe cases of vesicular stomatitis will occur in cats, which means blisters of varying sizes appear on the oral mucosa.