With the common growth of pets, more and more people choose to keep cats. But, as a cat owner, have you ever encountered a stinky mouth? There are many reasons for cats’ stinky mouths, such as oral diseases, digestive problems, improper diet, etc. If not dealt with in time, it will pose a threat to their health.

1. Oral diseases Oral diseases are one of the main causes of bad breath in cats.

Oral diseases include gingivitis, tooth decay, loose teeth, etc. These problems can lead to bad breath.

In order to avoid the occurrence of oral diseases in cats, we must regularly clean cats’ teeth, provide them with nutritious food, and control sugar intake.

In addition, we should also pay attention to observing the cat's oral condition. If abnormalities are found, take it to the veterinarian as soon as possible.

2. Digestive problems Digestive problems can also cause bad breath in cats.

Indigestion, gastrointestinal dysfunction, etc. are all causes of bad breath.

To avoid this, we should provide the cat with appropriate food and add easy-to-digestible foods to our diet, such as rice, cooked vegetables, etc.

In addition, you should take it to the veterinarian regularly for routine physical examinations.

3. Improper diet Improper diet is also one of the causes of bad breath in cats.

If cat food contains too much spices, condiments, etc., it will cause bad breath.

To avoid this, we must provide cats with healthy food and avoid adding too much seasoning to our diet.

In addition, we also need to bathe the cat regularly to avoid odor in the skin and affect bad breath.

In short, bad breath in cats is a relatively common phenomenon, but this does not mean we have to tolerate it.

We should always pay attention to the health of cats and promptly discover and deal with the causes of bad breath.

In daily life, cats should also be provided with healthy food and taken to the veterinarian regularly so that our cats can maintain a healthy and happy life.