Why does my cat's breath smell rotten?

Why does my cat's breath smell rotten?

Bacteria buildup: Odor-producing bacteria that grow on your cat's teeth and gums are the most likely culprits of bad breath. An over-abundance of bacteria can occur if you fail to clean your pet's teeth, allowing tartar and plaque to build up. Diet: Do you feed your cat lots of fish?

How can I get rid of bad breath in my cat?

If tooth brushing is not possible, wiping your cat's teeth with dry gauze or a washcloth can help remove some plaque, Marzec says. Dental diets or treats can also reduce plaque build-up and freshen breath. She recommends products that have been accepted by the Veterinary Oral Health Council.May 31, 2017

What does a cats breath smell like with kidney disease?

Dental disease – a very common cause of bad breath in cats. Kidney disease - can cause breath to smell like ammonia (similar to bleach). Something stuck in the mouth - if something is stuck in your cat's mouth or throat (such as a bone), it will start to smell after a while.

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