Why do cats lose teeth?

The reasons why cats lose teeth:
1. When a cat reaches the tooth replacement period, the teeth will slowly loosen and fall out, and then new teeth will slowly grow.
2. When a cat suffers from dental diseases such as periodontitis, the teeth will become loose and fall out, accompanied by severe pain, and require timely medical attention.
3. When a cat gets older, around 12 years old, its gums and alveoli begin to relax, and its teeth will slowly fall out. It is necessary to feed the cat food that is easy to chew.
Things to note when cats are changing their teeth:
1. The cat’s teeth changing period is also a period of growth and development. It is necessary to supplement the cat’s food intake with calcium, which is beneficial to its growth and development. .
2. During the period when the cat is teething, you should prepare teething toys or teething snacks for the cat to prevent it from chewing on the furniture.
3. While the cat is changing teeth, try not to tease it with your hands to prevent the cat from having itchy teeth and biting the owner’s hand.
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