1. Tartar (tartar)

To try to help it form a good habit of brushing its teeth, find an assistant, with the index finger and thumb upward to gently raise the cat’s upper lip (the assistant’s palm on the top of the head of the folded ear cat, pay attention to the appropriate strength, of course, his other hand needs to hold the folded ear cat), you use your index finger into the folded ear cat’s lower incisors, gently downward pressure on the lower jaw, and use a children’s toothbrush soaked in salt water to clean for the folded ear cat, once a week.

2. Oral ulcers

It may be an oral infection, often feeding soft foods and canned foods to folded ear cats can easily lead to dental caries, these foods make it easy to produce tartar around the cat’s teeth, tartar leads to gingivitis, and bacteria entering the tooth socket can produce periodontal disease. The result is loose teeth and necrosis of the dental nerve, at which point the teeth must be extracted.

3. Eating food with a strong odor

For example, if you give a folded ear cat a heavily flavored meat or fish, the taste will linger for a long time.

4. Indigestion

If your Fold has mild indigestion, feed small, frequent meals of fresh, high-quality cat food. Taking human antacid tablets may be effective (with your doctor’s approval for use after diagnosis, of course).

5, constipation and diarrhea can cause bad breath

It could be a vitamin deficiency, there are many types of B vitamins, all of which are very much needed for folding cats. Feeding too much over-processed food can lead to vitamin B1 deficiency with symptoms such as convulsions and strokes. Over-processed food destroys vitamin B6, thus leading to weight loss, anemia and convulsions. Vitamin B complex injections, yeast tablets and multivitamin B tablets are available to treat vitamin B deficiency.

Treatment of bad breath in a folded ear cat needs to be confirmed by a vet and then followed.