Cats' teeth are chewing, which may be caused by the cat's teeth changing period and itchy and discomfort. It may be that the cat eats too much, so it will make a giggle when biting. In addition, if the cat is accompanied by bad breath, red, swollen and congested gums, ulcers, etc., then it is necessary to consider that the cat suffers from oral diseases such as gingivitis, angular stomatitis, oral ulcers, and it is recommended to go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.
1. In the tooth change period, cats are generally at the peak of teeth changing at 4-6 months. Since kittens will experience itching and discomfort during their teeth, they will grit their teeth to relieve discomfort. This situation is normal. The owner can provide some grinding sticks or toys to help the kitten grind his teeth. At the same time, be careful not to let the kitten bite harder objects, such as bones, tables, chairs, stones, etc., because these hard objects can easily cause damage to the kitten's new teeth.
2. Food is too sticky
If the owner gives the cat the food to sticky, such as rice, glutinous rice products, etc., the cat will make a sound when biting. Moreover, this type of food is easy to adhere to cats' teeth, and long-term feeding may also cause tartars, so it is recommended that the owner should not feed the cat this type of food.
3. Oral diseases
If a cat suffers from oral diseases such as gingivitis, angular stomatitis, oral ulcers, it will often grind its teeth due to toothache and itching. In this regard, the owner can open the cat's mouth and check it. If you find red, swollen, congested gums, ulcers, bad breath, etc., it is recommended to go to the pet hospital for examination in time, and then treat it according to the examination results.