A cat's normal gums are pink and have a smooth surface. If the cat's gums are not pink and have an uneven surface, these are signs of abnormal cat gums. There is a lump of flesh next to the cat's teeth, which is usually a lump of flesh protruding from the cat's gums. This is also an abnormal symptom of the cat's gums, and this protruding lump of flesh may be a cat's gum hyperplasia or gum tumor.

1. Cat gum hyperplasia

Cat gum hyperplasia is mostly caused by inflammation of oral diseases. It is usually accompanied by bad breath, and may also cause pain, red and swollen gums, and oral cavity inflammation. manifestations of ulcers. Gum hyperplasia in cats is relatively easy to treat. Gingival hyperplasia has different treatment methods depending on the disease. Mild gum hyperplasia can even heal itself without treatment.

2. Cat gingival tumors

Cat gingival tumors are often found on the gums near the cat’s canine teeth and are round or oval in shape. The gingival tumors will slowly develop over time. It slowly grows in size and may bleed, ulcer, or cause infection. Although feline gingival tumors are tumors, they are mostly benign and can be removed surgically after diagnosis.

So when you find raised flesh on the cat’s gums, it is best for pet owners to take the cat to the pet hospital in time to let the doctor diagnose and treat it.