If your cat is suffering from tooth pain or gum pain, it will cease eating and its breath will tell the tale, it will have a foul odor usually.

Other medical issues can also affect your cats appetite, but usually dental issues is the culprit and it will not take you long to find out from your veterinarian if this is the case.

Your cat can suffer from infection of the gums, receded gums, gum disease or inflammation.

Indoor cats are more susceptible to dental problems because they are not taking care of their dental issues as they would in the wild.

A toothache, as you know, can cause moodiness, lack of appetite and overall miserableness, so having your cat taken care of by your vet will not allow it to suffer, as you would not allow yourself to suffer. Follow the link to the site of the veterinarian Broken Arrow.