1. Oral diseases: Cat oral diseases can cause cheek swelling, such as gingivitis, mumps, stomatitis, etc., and you need to go to a pet hospital for examination and treatment.

2. Bee stings: Bee stings can also cause swelling of the cat’s cheeks, and the cat needs to be taken to the pet hospital for corresponding treatment.

3. Tumor: Cats will also develop hard lumps if they have tumors, and they need to go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment.

4. Parasites: It may be that the dog is infected with parasites and causes skin diseases. The dog must be dewormed in time.

5. Fungal infection: The dog may be infected with fungus, and you need to apply ointment to the infected area.

Precautions for cats with swollen cheeks

1. If a cat has swollen cheeks, try to go to the local pet hospital for examination first, and then provide treatment after finding out the cause.

2. While receiving timely treatment, you should also pay attention to a balanced and light diet.