Unfortunately, diseases of the mouth, teeth and gums are common in domestic cats. Owners of furry pets must determine the disease in time and begin the correct treatment.
Instructions
Step 1
Examine the cat's mouth. Inflamed gums and tongue, red lumps, sores are symptoms of stomatitis. Cats with stomatitis eat worse and do not digest food well. In addition, cats have bad breath, drooling and, in severe cases, bleeding.
Step 2
Rinse the animal's mouth with a weak solution of potassium permanganate for disinfection. Lubricate the gums with 0.05% chlorhexidine solution, 1% dioxidine solution, phosprenil or sea buckthorn oil 2 times a day. To do this, wet a cotton swab with the solution and gently wipe your gums and teeth.
Step 3
Lubricate sores on the gums with a solution of calendula or chamomile. Medicated herbal lotions can help heal wounds and reduce signs of gum disease.
Step 4
Examine the gums at the root of the tooth. If a granuloma has formed in them, in addition, the cat has a fever, loss of appetite, then your cat may have periodontitis.
Step 5
Rinse your mouth regularly with potassium permanganate, lubricate the gums with iodine-glycerin or iodized hydrogen peroxide. Irrigate the gums, tongue and teeth with infusion of sage, medicinal anise, buckthorn buckthorn. In the active phase of inflammation, douche the mouth with a decoction of chamomile and St. John's wort.
Step 6
Examine the cat's teeth. Dark colloidal crystalline saline plaque is tartar that occurs due to inflammation of the gingival margin or impaired mineral metabolism. Tartar develops mainly on the lateral surface of the incisors and canines.
Step 7
Remove calculus with a cotton swab moistened with 3% hydrogen peroxide solution. For prevention, daily give the cat phytomineral feed with calamus root for bones and teeth. In addition, wipe your teeth with a decoction of wild strawberry leaves, black elderberry, medicinal sage, pharmacy chamomile.
