What causes gingivitis in cats

The main causes of gingivitis in cats:
1. Cat’s teeth are not cleaned properly and tartar or calculus is formed, which will also cause certain irritation to the gums. Causes gum inflammation. Pay special attention to the period when the cat is losing its teeth. During this period, if the oral hygiene is not properly cleaned, the accumulation of food may also cause gingivitis.
2. The cat’s food lacks trace elements or vitamins, and the cat’s own nutrition is not supplemented. The cat’s hair falls off in large quantities, and its teeth are nutritionally deficient.
3. Cats have low immunity, which causes the body to be infected with certain infections and chronic systemic diseases, such as diabetes, kidney disease, hyperthyroidism and genetic diseases, which can cause gingivitis.
4. Oral inflammation caused by certain infectious diseases and chronic systemic diseases, such as calicivirus, diabetes, kidney disease, hyperthyroidism and genetic diseases.
Solutions to gingivitis in cats:
1. Take oral anti-inflammatory and bactericidal drugs and do good oral care.
2. Go to the pet hospital for ultrasonic teeth cleaning. If it is more serious, you should ask the doctor first before taking other medicines.
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