So my 'boys' are 5, 3, 1.5 and 8 months. I dont remember with my 5 year old when his baby teeth were all gone, or with our 3 year old, but I just noticed our 1.5 year old is missing a couple teeth. I already have one with a gum disease, and I just cant remember at what age all adult teeth should be in. Anyone?
Kitty teeth?
I just looked it up online and most of the articles said kitties should have all their permanent teeth by the age of 6 months. You might want to check his/her gums and make sure they look pink and healthy or have your vet check em out for you. This might be why they are missing or he might have got in a fight or something like that. I hope this answer helped. Good luck and God Bless!
Reply:My cat was a rescue, so I have no definite idea how old she is, though she was pretty little when I took her in. I think I remember my vet saying that although she couldn't tell me how old she was exactly, she had her adult teeth, so that meant she was over 6 months old at the time.
Reply:well, check what it is eating and biting.
Reply:The kitten teeth fall out at about 4 or 5 months of age. If you have an adult cat with missing teeth they are not going to come back. The only teeth cats struggle without are the back teeth and cats without these need a soft food diet or to have their biscuits soaked in water.
Reply:sorry i dont know
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