Teething is a natural occurrence for all young animals and young people. If you own a Burmese kitten that’s experiencing teething then you may want to talk with your vet on ways to help your kitten through this stage. Your vet can also help you determine if your kitten is actually teething or if there’s something else going on. Generally, a Burmese kitten will start teething when he’s about two weeks old. Different teeth come in at different times. Teething can last all the way through six weeks of age for some cats. Signs that your kitten is teething include sore gums, irritability, mouth shyness, lack of interest in playing or loss of appetite. During this time to relieve pain, your best veterinary clinic Bolingbrook, IL may recommend feeding your kitten soft foods, buying a teething ring, or allowing your cat to chew on a cool, damp cloth.