Yes, they do... Kittens are born with no teeth. The nutrition they receive from the mother can affect oral development.
Cats, like people, have baby teeth then permanent teeth. The baby teeth will begin to erupt at about 3 weeks of age. Eruption times for the permanent teeth are influenced by breed, environment, nutrition, hormones, and season.A full set of baby teeth should be present in kittens by 6 weeks of age.
The permanent tooth bud will already be formed deep in the gum. This is also the ideal time to train a kitten to accept oral handling. By about 7 months of age, the permanent teeth are fully present.
Do cats lose their baby teeth like humans do?
yes of course
Reply:Yes, they are called milk teeth. The useually lose them about 3 months.
Reply:yes, most mammels do,except rodents, but i,m not absolutely sure that rodents do so
Reply:Mmmhhh I dunno, maybe you should ask that to your local vet
Reply:yes, my kitten ate toilet paper, and left her lil teeth and some drops of blood in the bathroom
Reply:Yes.
Reply:yes they do just like dogs and babies they lose their milk teeth
Reply:Yeah, how else would they lose them.
Reply:Yes. I%26#039;ve found tiny little teeth on the carpet both from my pups %26amp; kittens.
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