Hi all,
When I got in from work tonight my cat, Macy (3 yrs old) seemed to be having a problem with her mouth. She was continually moving her jaw with a 'clicking' sound.
We have just tried to have a look in her mouth and it looks like she has lost a lot of teeth but only from the top. We are unsure because we have never looked closely into her mouth, but there doesn't appear to be any damage to her gums of bleeding.
We have checked her over and there are no other signs of injury and she is eating fine and showing no other signs of a problem.
We would be happy to hear any comments anyone might have about this, especially if it might need medical attention.
Ceri & Steve
When I got in from work tonight my cat, Macy (3 yrs old) seemed to be having a problem with her mouth. She was continually moving her jaw with a 'clicking' sound.
We have just tried to have a look in her mouth and it looks like she has lost a lot of teeth but only from the top. We are unsure because we have never looked closely into her mouth, but there doesn't appear to be any damage to her gums of bleeding.
We have checked her over and there are no other signs of injury and she is eating fine and showing no other signs of a problem.
We would be happy to hear any comments anyone might have about this, especially if it might need medical attention.
Ceri & Steve