Another Taylor issue...
Taylor, my 13 y/o lady, very rarely chews her food or her treats. The vet said it's nothing to worry about, but I'm skeptical. Isn't she more liable to choke? I don't want to do the kitty heimlich lol! Heck I don't know how to. I do give her wet food for dinner and I do try to give her semi-moist/moist treats so it's easier to chew, but even then she hardly chews. I think it's important to note that she is missing a canine tooth and some other front teeth (don't know why, she came to me like that). But considering her age, her teeth are in great condition. Taylor has always done this, ever since I adopted her. Is there anything I should do to possibly encourage her to chew, or prevent choking?
Taylor, my 13 y/o lady, very rarely chews her food or her treats. The vet said it's nothing to worry about, but I'm skeptical. Isn't she more liable to choke? I don't want to do the kitty heimlich lol! Heck I don't know how to. I do give her wet food for dinner and I do try to give her semi-moist/moist treats so it's easier to chew, but even then she hardly chews. I think it's important to note that she is missing a canine tooth and some other front teeth (don't know why, she came to me like that). But considering her age, her teeth are in great condition. Taylor has always done this, ever since I adopted her. Is there anything I should do to possibly encourage her to chew, or prevent choking?