What medicine for cat gum inflammation?

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Treating cat gum inflammation depends on the cause and severity. For simple, not-severe inflammation, use a pet oral spray and oral anti-inflammatory medication; common ones are amoxicillin and metronidazole.

Follow the vet’s advice and the product’s dosage. If inflammation causes pain, add an appropriate painkiller.

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