Bad Breath In Cats
Bad breath that is unusually strong, or if your cat's mouth odor suddenly takes a turn for the worse may be a sign of the beginning of a more serious health issue.
Bad breath that is unusually strong, or if your cat's mouth odor suddenly takes a turn for the worse may be a sign of the beginning of a more serious health issue.
You can reduce or even prevent dental disease in your favorite feline by feeding a crunchy diet and by teaching your cat to accept daily tooth brushing. This article includes Instructions on how to brush your cat's teeth including photos.
The majority of cats over five years of age have some form of dental disease, ranging from mild gingivitis to painful tooth abscesses and resorptive lesions. This article gives a general overview of the signs of dental disease and recommended treatments.
A cats doesn't develop cavities in same way that a person does... but when it does get a toothache, it's a bad one!
Gingivitis, an inflammation of the gums caused by bacteria, plaque and tartar, is a common dental disease in cats. Unless treated promptly, gingivitis can develop into a serious problem.
Feline stomatitis is a severe, painful inflammation of a cat's mouth and gums that can affect cats of any age or breed. Learn how to recognize and treat this serious dental issue.