Stomatitis, though, affects the mucosal tissue, such as the lips, tongue, roof, and floor of the mouth. Stomatitis is painful, and cats who have the condition may not want to eat . Some will try ...

They then travel through two passages in the roof of the mouth, known as the nasopalatine ducts, which lead to the pair of ...

When a cat smells something a bit funky, it may keep its mouth open for what seems like an abnormally long amount of time. It’s called the flehmen response, a.k.a. “stinky face.” As kitten ...