The ulcers at the corners of a cat’s mouth are generally caused by ulcers. Ulcers will not only cause inflammation inside the mouth, but also on both sides of the mouth. Cats may also have red and swollen bubbles around the mouth, drooling, bad breath and other problems such as red and swollen gums.

What to do if there are ulcers on the edge of the cat’s mouth

1. The owner can feed the cat with antibiotics such as amoxicillin powder to reduce inflammation. It is best to take it directly. The cat went to the pet hospital for an injection.

2. After treatment, the cat’s diet should be adjusted. It is recommended that the owner feed the cat more easily digestible liquid food, and at the same time, the cat should drink more warm water to keep its body hydrated and speed up the recovery process. Metabolism is also good.

3. The owner can feed the cat some vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin B, which has a good effect on the recovery of stomatitis.