Red and swollen cat gums need to be treated promptly. For minor red and swollen gums, you can use pet oral antibacterial spray. If the red and swollen gums are caused by dental calculus, periodontal disease, etc., surgical treatments such as teeth scaling and tooth extraction may be required.

In the later stage, if it is difficult for the owner to brush his teeth at home, he can also choose to mix toothpaste with cat food or give the cat some toothpaste. water. Furthermore, immune-mediated stomatitis such as leukemia, calicivirus, and herpes virus in cats can also cause severe gum redness and swelling in cats. It is recommended that they be taken to a pet hospital for examination.