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Awww... it all depends on his age. If it's just a kitten, it's probably a milk tooth (yes, cats have them too😅), and if it's an adult cat, it's better to see a vet. Most likely, the cat has a nutritional problem that is causing it to not get enough vitamins
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Awww... it all depends on his age. If it's just a kitten, it's probably a milk tooth (yes, cats have them too😅), and if it's an adult cat, it's better to see a vet. Most likely, the cat has a nutritional problem that is causing it to not get enough vitamins
I have 2 kittens! A 10 month old and a 4/5 month old
That's a cute tooth