If your cat is having trouble chewing and also has irritated or inflamed gums then you should call your vet and schedule a checkup. You should definitely call and make an appointment if your cat suddenly develops extremely bad breath that won’t let up and go away. These can all be beginning signs of gum disease and require immediate attention. Taking care of the teeth now can help ensure the teeth are healthy and strong for a long time to come. Gum disease can be treated, but it needs to be consistent treatment. The treatment may start with a simple vet visit and then a dental visit in which the cat is sedated and the teeth are looked at la lot closer. Your vet may use this time to scrape the plaque from the teeth as well as clean up any infection or decay. A full professional cleaning may be recommended as well. Talk to your professional vets Mt. Airy MD.
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