Causes for slight redness of cat gums:

1. It may be caused by gingivitis in young cats during the growth period.

2. It is also possible that too much dental calculus in the cat’s mouth can irritate the gums and cause gum inflammation.

3. Cat stomatitis may also cause redness of the gums, and even hyperplasia in some cats.

Solutions to slightly red gums in cats:

1. When there are no other symptoms except gum redness and swelling, you can use oral spray to relieve it.

2. If it is caused by dental calculus, you must remove the dental calculus from the cat in time. You can brush your teeth appropriately or take oral tooth cleaning powder or mouthwash. Some cats can use teeth cleaning methods if they accept it.

3. If it is caused by oral inflammation, antibiotics such as cephalosporin or amoxicillin or ampicillin should be used to control the inflammation. At the same time, the cat should be fed soft food, such as soaked cat food.