Cats with stomatitis do not need to be euthanized. Most cats suffering from stomatitis can be cured. A small number of cats may not be treated in time, which may leave some sequelae or require tooth extraction. This is quite painful for cats, but with careful care by their owners, cats can live a normal life. Yes, it does not require euthanasia.

Care precautions for cats with stomatitis

1. The owner should guide the cat to drink more water before the cat’s stomatitis is cured. Many cats like flowing water. The owner can prepare a flowing water dispenser to attract the cat to drink water, or directly feed the cat water with a syringe. Drinking more water will help the cat's stomatitis.

2. It will be more difficult for cats to swallow saliva if they have stomatitis. The owner should prepare food for the cat that is easy to chew and swallow, such as minced meat porridge, goat milk powder, soft canned cat food and soft soaked cat food. Grain etc.

3. The owner should brush the cat’s teeth regularly, or use oral care solutions and health products, etc., which can improve the cat’s oral environment and avoid further infection of the cat’s oral cavity.