A cat’s canine teeth may be broken when the cat bites something hard while playing. Generally, it does not affect the cat’s normal life. You need to pay attention to whether there is bleeding and whether the broken part has been spit out, because cats have sharp and small teeth. If they are not spit out in time, they may enter the intestines and become embedded in the intestines, causing gastroenteritis.

Also observe whether the cat’s gums are inflamed. If the cat’s gums are often inflamed, you need to go to the veterinarian to treat the teeth. If it’s not inflamed, don’t worry about it. It won’t affect the cat’s eating.

How to care for your cat’s teeth and prevent canine breakage

1. Brush your cat’s teeth daily.

Some cats will be very resistant to brushing their teeth, but they cannot just let it go. Brushing their teeth on time can effectively prevent the occurrence of diseases.

2. Give cats moderately soft and hard cat food.

There are a lot of canned foods. After cats eat them, food residues will remain in their mouths. This actually has a lot to do with soft food.

3. Buy dental cleaning toys for cats.

These toys can not only clean the cat’s mouth, but also help them grind their teeth.