My cat is having dental problems and the vet told me to check her back teeth to see if the infection is healing or getting worse. The vet has no problem with it, but I can’t seem to open her mouth in a way that allows me to see her back gums. She resists when I try to move her lips out of the way. Is there a technique for doing this that makes it easier for the vet than it is for me?
How Do I Open My Cat’s Mouth To Examine Her Teeth?
February 16th, 2010 § 6
Are Teeth Problems Common In Abyssinian Cats?
February 11th, 2010 § 3
My Aby just had a majority of his teeth pulled at the vet despite yearly visits. Is this a common problem with the breed or just my cat? He eats Nutro Nature’s Choice cat food.
My Pet Yorkie Has Just Had To Have Most Of His Teeth Out How Long Can They Go Without Eating?
December 15th, 2009 § 11
i think he is quite frighten to eat because i have to put medicine on thefood can anyone advice please
Cat Has Bad Breath, Teeth Problems?
December 11th, 2009 § 6
One of my cats has some stanky breath. Because I switched to a mostly wet food diet or could she have teeth problems? She seems to enjoy hard food, so I’m not sure if her teeth are bugging her or not.
Any help would be great.Thanks!
What Kind Of Dog Food Is Good For Sensitive, Older Teeth?
December 5th, 2009 § 6
My wife and I adopted an English Pointer we named Nellie a few months ago from a local shelter. She is about seven years old. We believe she had it pretty rough on the streets, because she is missing some teeth, and her teeth are worn down.
We give both our dogs dry Purina Dog food. Nellie has never been a big eater, but we realized that the reason for that might be because of her teeth. We have been trying to find a dry dog food that will not cause her teeth pain when she eats. Any suggestions?
