Faucitis in cats is an inflammation of the pharynx (the back of the throat). Allergies, viral or bacterial infections might cause this condition. Together with drooling, sneezing, and coughing, a cat with faucitis might also have a bad breath.
Periodontal disease is another potential reason why your cat smells like death. In the beginning, cats usually have reddish, irritated gums. It’s necessary to consult the vet right away as to prevent further complications.
Exhaustion, lack of appetite, fever, and a bad breath could indicate a feline coronavirus. These symptoms can be relieved by strengthening the cat’s immune system.
A very bad breath in your cat is typically a sing that she has a certain condition that’s getting worse. As soon as you notice this, you should take your cat to the veterinarian right away.