Stomatitis symptoms in kittens:

1. Some cats will exhale an unpleasant smell from their mouths, drool severely, and secrete white foam from the corners of their mouths.

2. Some cats will develop subvesicular stomatitis, which means large and small blisters appear on the oral mucosa.

3. Some cats will have necrosis and decay of the oral mucosa, half-protruding tongue, and hoarse voice.

4. Some cats will be depressed, lose their appetite or lose their appetite, become thirsty easily, and drool clear water.

The contagiousness of stomatitis in kittens:

1. Stomatitis caused by mechanical injuries, such as bone spurs, fishbone punctures, burns or corrosion by chemicals is Not contagious.

2. Nutritional deficiencies such as stomatitis caused by vitamin B deficiency are not contagious.

3. Bacterial and viral infections, such as stomatitis caused by Fusiform spirochetes, Candida albicans, feline rhinotracheitis virus, and calicivirus, can be transmitted.