It’s natural for cats to have bad breath and drool on occasion, but it can also indicate a serious underlying problem. Cats who exhibit symptoms such as nausea, face puffiness, and balance problems, as well as poor breath and drooling, are most likely suffering from more serious health problems.
Kidney disease, oral malignancies, and intestinal blockage are all serious causes of poor breath and drooling in cats. Your veterinarian will check your cat for underlying health issues and treat the bad breath and drooling according to the reason. Cats with modest problems have a favorable prognosis. Maintaining a proper oral hygiene practice is critical to preventing health issues in your cat’s mouth.
