Kibble and dry kitten food is often too hard and hurts your teething kitten’s gums, so you may notice they eat less. Fingers, toes, cords laying on the floor and leather upholstery are no exceptions. Teething kittens like to nibble, bite and chew on any soft material they can find for relief. You might find your kitten's tooth on the ground, but more than likely, you'll be aware of teething just by monitoring your kitten's behavior. Here’s how to spot teething, soothe your kitten and make sure their new teeth are growing in properly. Kittens, like humans, grow baby teeth (which are called deciduous teeth) that start to fall out around three months of age, to make room for their set of adult teeth.īabies experience teething when their first set of teeth come in, but kittens don't suffer from sore gums until their deciduous teeth fall out and their adult teeth start to grow.Īs a pet parent, it's important you know the signs of teething so you can help relieve your furry friend's pain. If your kitten's tooth recently came loose, don't panic.
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