Cats can have bad breath or oral infections. Just like humans, cats can also get mouth ulcers, which is a common oral health issue. Another cause is when kittens are teething; if old teeth don't fall out in time, it can also cause bad breath, often accompanied by drooling. In such cases, a visit to the vet for tooth extraction is necessary. Bad breath in cats can also be caused by indigestion. Indigestion is a major cause of bad breath in cats. Often, indigestion in cats is accompanied by vomiting. If a cat is vomiting and also has bad breath, it's important to consider whether the cat has a gastrointestinal problem or indigestion. 
Bad breath in cats can be a symptom of vitamin deficiency. A deficiency in B vitamins can also cause bad breath, and cats may experience seizures and stroke-like symptoms. This should not be underestimated, and vitamin supplementation should be provided promptly. Vitamin supplements for cats can be given using cat-specific B vitamin complex oral solutions or vitamin tablets.
How to care for a cat with bad breath
1. Pet owners must get their cats into the habit of brushing their teeth. It may be difficult at first, but you can start with shorter brushing times and gradually increase them.
2. If the cat experiences indigestion and vomiting, you can give it some probiotics to regulate its digestive system and reduce the amount of food it needs.
3. If a cat is experiencing spasms, it indicates a severe vitamin B deficiency. Pet owners should supplement with vitamins promptly. We recommend using Buvelin compound vitamin B oral solution.
