Usually 4-5 months. Kitten teeth change first with deciduous incisors, followed by canine teeth, usually around 6-8 months.

While your cat is teething, try not to feed your cat hard dry food.

Kittens may swallow their replaced teeth during the teething process, but this is generally not a problem.

What should be paid attention to when cats are changing their teeth?

1. During the period when cats are changing teeth, owners should pay attention to check the loss of deciduous teeth. The eruption of permanent teeth before the deciduous teeth have fallen out will cause new teeth to form. If the bite is crooked or malocclusion, it is easy for food residue to accumulate. Just pull it out and let it grow back.

2. When cats are teething, owners should prepare some easy-to-chew food for cats to protect the new teeth. At the same time, they should also pay attention to calcium supplements for cats to prevent the loss of calcium during teething.

3. At this time, let the cat develop the habit of brushing its teeth, because the bigger the cat, the greater the resistance to brushing. It is best to let it get used to it when it is young.