What should I do if my cat’s tooth is half broken?

Solutions for half-broken cat teeth
If the broken tooth does not affect the cat’s normal eating and there is no secondary bacterial infection, then you can leave it alone. But if it affects the cat, it is recommended to go to the hospital to have it removed. In addition, cats’ teeth will not grow back after they are broken. Try not to injure or break your cat’s teeth. But if the cat has not yet had its teeth replaced, and the tooth breaks, the broken tooth root will be replaced by the new growing tooth.
Precautions for cats during the tooth replacement period
1. Kittens need to provide easy-to-chew food to reduce tooth pain.
2. Soak cat food until soft and then feed it, or feed canned staple food, which can increase the kitten’s appetite.
3. During the period of tooth replacement, it is easy to accumulate food residue around the teeth. It is best to brush your teeth regularly to maintain a healthy oral environment.
4. Kittens will experience itching and discomfort during tooth decay. You can provide teething sticks or toys to relieve the kitten’s discomfort.
5. If the position of the kitten’s deciduous teeth is not correct, you need to take the cat to the hospital to have the deciduous teeth processed.
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