Hi all-
New to these forums. I just adopted an adult female cat 3 days ago and noticed while playing that her bottom front (and possibly top front) teeth are missing. Its hard to get a good look but I think her molars are still intact. I'm going to take her to the vet for a check up at some point (giving her time to rest and get acclimated to her new home first, she was also just spayed so I dont want to stress her too much) but I wanted to see if you guys think this would impact her ability to eat dry food? From what I could tell she has eaten a small amount of dry food so far, but less than I would expect. Just concerned about providing her with the right diet. Thanks!
New to these forums. I just adopted an adult female cat 3 days ago and noticed while playing that her bottom front (and possibly top front) teeth are missing. Its hard to get a good look but I think her molars are still intact. I'm going to take her to the vet for a check up at some point (giving her time to rest and get acclimated to her new home first, she was also just spayed so I dont want to stress her too much) but I wanted to see if you guys think this would impact her ability to eat dry food? From what I could tell she has eaten a small amount of dry food so far, but less than I would expect. Just concerned about providing her with the right diet. Thanks!