Kitten dental health
It's a good idea to start caring for your kitten's teeth from a young age. Proper dental care can help prevent the build-up of plaque and tartar, which can lead to gum disease and tooth decay in later years.
And don't be alarmed when your kitten starts losing their baby teeth – this is a normal process as their adult teeth start to push through. You'll most likely see wonky teeth that are about to fall out or bleeding gums from teeth that have just fallen out.
As they're teething, they'll most likely look for anything to chew on. Offer them a kitten-friendly chew toy that they can sink their teeth into and be prepared to water down their food if they're finding it hard to crunch.
If you have any concerns regarding your kitten's dental health, book an appointment with us today.
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