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Along with gingivitis and feline periodontal disease, there are some less commonly seen dental conditions that owners should be aware of, such as tooth fractures, tooth root abscesses, and resorptive lesions. By recognizing the telltale signs of dental or oral problems, you can get your cat the treatment he needs...

Just like humans, cats are often put under feline anesthesia when receiving surgery. However, since conditions such as gingivitis and feline periodontal disease require anesthesia to treat, cat owners are often concerned and want to learn more about the process. So, what happens when your cat has a general anesthetic,...

Gingivitis and stomatitis are both inflammatory conditions that can affect your cat’s oral health. These conditions are often confused or assumed to be the same disease by cat owners, as they can present in similar ways. Although both gingivitis and stomatitis can be present in cats, their nature is quite...

Your cat’s diet plays an important role in his oral and dental health. Like humans, cats require a certain level of care to keep their teeth in tip-top shape. If you consume sugary, processed foods and forgo brushing, you can expect your teeth to suffer for it. The same goes...

Though feline periodontal disease is a serious problem, the good news for cats and their owners is that the condition, if detected early enough, can be prevented. Schedule regular vet checkups for your cat Your cat should be taken to the vet for a health check at least once a...

The most common warning sign of feline periodontal disease is “bad breath.” This foul odor results from the activity of the bacteria that cause the formation of plaque, and ultimately, dental calculus (tartar). Responsible and caring cat owners should be aware of the early warning signs of feline periodontal disease....

Feline periodontal disease is a condition that affects a cat’s gums, rather than originating in the teeth themselves. Tooth loss and decay usually occur as a direct result of advanced periodontal disease. Feline periodontal disease develops when plaque and tartar extend below the gumline. The bacteria that are present in...