What are the common signs and symptoms of a cat toothache, and how can it be treated effectively?

Common signs and symptoms of a cat toothache include drooling, bad breath, pawing at the mouth, reluctance to eat, and swollen gums. To treat a cat toothache effectively, a visit to the veterinarian is necessary for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Treatment may involve dental cleaning, extractions, or antibiotics to address any infection. Regular dental care and a proper diet can help prevent future toothaches in cats.