Nowadays, more and more people are starting to raise pets, but some pets get sick due to their owners’ neglect. For example, many pet owners may not know that cats can also suffer from oral ulcers. Once cats develop oral ulcers, it will affect their eating. In severe cases, it may lead to loss of appetite, causing poor nutrition and gradual weight loss. So how should cats with oral ulcers be treated?

First, you need to appropriately adjust the cat’s diet. Most cats with oral ulcers usually have dry and heat-prone eating habits, leading to dehydration in the body. During the illness, cats may lose their appetite due to pain, and their spirit may also be affected, becoming less lively. At this time, owners can feed cats some lighter, cooling liquid food. To prevent the condition from worsening, avoid feeding oily, heat-inducing, and hard food for the time being. Besides food, encourage the cat to drink more water to speed up metabolism, which is beneficial for recovery.

Second, it is necessary to supplement vitamin B. Cats usually eat meat, and long-term eating of meat can cause insufficient vitamin intake in the body. Therefore, as an owner, to help the cat recover quickly, besides adjusting its diet, you must also supplement vitamin B to accelerate the repair of the mucous membranes in the cat’s mouth.

Finally, remember balanced nutrition. During the cat’s illness, owners can feed the cat more fruits and vegetables to strengthen its physique. Fruits and vegetables can be cut finer for easier eating. As carnivores, cats may initially resist, but you can mix the chopped fruits and vegetables into cat food or other foods, combined with vitamin B supplements, to achieve balanced nutrition.