Blistering on a cat’s mouth may be caused by internal heat, oral ulcers, calicivirus infection, etc. If this situation is not treated in time, it may become more and more serious and affect the cat's appetite. Therefore, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination as soon as it is discovered, and then treat it symptomatically according to the examination results to avoid delaying the condition. .

1. Getting internal heat

If your cat usually eats dry food and drinks less water, it will easily get internal heat, leading to blistering on the mouth, and may also appear. Symptoms include dry nose, red eyes, yellow urine, and dry stool. In this regard, it is recommended that owners appropriately reduce the amount of high-protein food they feed to their cats, and can help their cats reduce their fire by feeding them appropriate amounts of fruits and vegetables, increasing their drinking water, and other methods. If the dietary adjustment effect is not good, it is recommended to feed some heat-clearing and fire-removing drugs.

2. Oral ulcers

When a cat suffers from oral ulcers, some blisters will appear on the mouth skin or gums. This is a manifestation of ulcers, and it will also cause Symptoms include long-term thick saliva, reluctance to eat, red and swollen gums, and mouth pain. It is recommended that owners check carefully. If they find that their cat has symptoms of oral ulcers, they should take the cat to the pet hospital for a professional oral examination to confirm the condition.

3. Calicivirus

After cats are infected with calicivirus, they may develop symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, loss of appetite, blistering at the corners of the mouth, and oral ulcers. This situation is quite serious. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for a nucleic acid test for calicivirus. If there is calicivirus infection, it is necessary to treat the ulcer symptomatically and at the same time, give the baby interferon. Can inhibit virus replication.