Summary
Dental disease in cats is common and often painful, yet many owners miss early signs because cats hide discomfort. Persistent bad breath, red or swollen gums, excessive drooling, and trouble eating can signal periodontal problems. Plaque quickly hardens into tartar, leading to gingivitis and, if left untreated, more serious conditions like periodontitis or tooth resorption. Owners should check their cat’s mouth regularly and seek veterinary care when they spot symptoms. At home, daily brushing with cat‑safe toothpaste and routine professional cleanings help prevent disease. Early action improves comfort and overall health, keeping cats eating and playing normally.
Modern Cat
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