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- 1). Pet your cat to reassure it. Pick it up and put it on your lap or a table.
- 2). Examine your cat's mouth. Use a small flashlight to look inside its mouth.
- 3). Clean the sore with lukewarm water and a clean cloth. Remove any dirt and debris that may be in the cat's mouth.
- 4). Press lightly on the cat's sore in the mouth with a clean dry piece of first-aid gauze to stop any bleeding or remove any discharge.
- 5). Feed the cat canned food until the sore is healed so it is easier for it to chew.
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