Healthy Cat Gums. Even with preventative measures its possible your cat will develop periodontal disease. The gums should fit snugly around the tooth with no.
White gums - Could indicate your cat is experiencing blood loss or is in shock. A healthy cat will have firm pink gums not an angry red white andor black or brown color. Pigment Apparently some cats such as orange cats can develop harmless freckle-like spots known as lentigo simplex.
A healthy cat will have firm pink gums not an angry red white andor black or brown color.
Beginning with one side of the mouth examine your cats back teeth. Try a water additive to promote better breath and gum health. Cats should have their teeth and gums professionally cleaned by a vet at least twice a year. When gum disease is severe cats can suffer from painful tooth resorption in which the teeth sink back into the diseased and receding gums until the body eventually reabsorbs the tooth.
