Although cats like the Burmese are generally clean animals they can occasionally get bad breath due to their diet or because their teeth and gums needs to be cleaned. Bad breath in cats can often be a sign of gum disease, tooth decay, or another illness. Your vet can help determine whether your cat is ill or if she simply has bad breath. If your vet rules it to be bad breath then he may recommend a routine teeth brushing schedule for your cat. In addition, your vet may also suggest that you look into purchasing treats for your cat that help fight tarter build up, plaque, and keeps breath fresh. These treats not only help keep your cat’s breath fresh, but they may also help loosen up food and other build up in the teeth. For additional tips and suggestions for keeping your cat’s breath fresh, give your veterinarian Lakeville, MN a call.