Cat like vampire eat up to the bones

by Serg · Published October 17, 2022 · Updated October 17, 2022

After an weird incident I wondered how much a cat bite would hurt? But then again, looking at all the cats with fangs I don't think I want to find out!

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Lovingly called ‘teefies,’ cat teeth are these feline pearly whites (though often not that white at all) made for biting, gnawing and chomping, and… getting their pictures taken! In fact, there’s such a huge fascination with ‘teefies’ on the internet that cat owners have a specially designated place to celebrate them.

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“People are fascinated with cat teeth because it’s not normal to see them often,”

It turns out that cats are born without their ‘teefies’ and kittens’ teeth start erupting at 2-3 weeks of age. Molly said that they have 26 “baby teeth” (deciduous teeth) and 30 permanent teeth, which come in at about three months of age.

Molly explained that the teeth we see in cats most are the two canines, which look like vampire fangs to us. “These teeth are for puncturing the skin of prey and ripping meat from the bones. The tiny row of teeth between the canines are incisors. They don’t play much of a role in hunting, but they are good for grooming and picking things out of their coat,” she explained.

Awww they look like those gummy teeth from basically EVERYONES childhoods!