The causes of oral ulcers in cats include chronic diseases, nutritional deficiencies, immune system diseases, viral infections, bacterial infections, traumatic inflammation, oral tumors, ingestion of drugs, gum disease, granulomatous swelling, etc. Cats’ daily diet and nutrition are also closely related to cats’ oral ulcers, which are usually caused by improper feeding.

Methods for treating oral ulcers in cats:

1. Adjust the cat’s diet: Similar to people getting oral ulcers, cats usually get oral ulcers because they don’t like to drink water. Or caused by long-term feeding of dry food. For this reason, owners must pay attention to making the cat drink more water during daily feeding, feed the cat some vegetables regularly, and make appropriate homemade cat food for the cat.

2. Supplement nutrients to cats and feed them vitamin B: Cats’ lack of vitamins, especially vitamin B, is one of the important causes of oral ulcers in cats. The owner can feed the cat some vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin B, and make them into juice or puree for the cat to eat. Also feed some cat-specific vitamin B appropriately to help the cat recover its oral health faster.

3. Use some oral spray: Cat’s oral ulcers also require the owner to take some measures to deal with them. After cleaning the cat’s mouth, find the oral ulcer and use a special pet oral spray. , sprayed on it, can reduce drooling and bad breath in cats, and help the oral environment recover faster.

4. Antibiotics: If the cat’s oral ulcers are so severe that the cat cannot eat and becomes depressed, the owner will need to take the cat to the pet hospital for antibiotic injections. Long-term care will still be needed in the future.