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Well, the thread title explains this. Should I get toothpaste for cats? She's only 2 1/2...getting her teeth cleaned is no biggie...but it would get expensive if I had to do it every 2 or 3 years!
well...what could it be? She was at the vets 2-3 months ago and the vet pointed it out and said it isn't too bad, but to keep an eye on it. It doesn't look *worse* really, but I'm still paranoid. The vet didn't seemed concerned that at her age she would have it, is that unusual?Originally Posted by sharky
find out the root cause...
she def has a lot of plaque around that area.Originally Posted by sharky
I have a cat with allergic ginginvitis ... in her case she has no plaque just red gums and it is grain and meat allergies ...
I would say unusual but I am far from a expert ... I would suggest taking her to another vet for a second opnion....
true story with my dog ... vet 1 said she needed a dental and likely teeth removed at age 7 ... second vet said NO not yet she got her first dental NO extraction s at 12.5 yrs
I'd suggest you try this.Originally Posted by venusgirltrap
she def has a lot of plaque around that area.