Cat Dentistry

While cats may not be as inclined to go on outdoor adventures as dogs, there are still plenty of enjoyable activities you can do with your feline friend in Colorado Springs. Cats are curious creatures and appreciate mental and physical stimulation, so here are some...

The title of this blog is a common question asked during our dental consults. "Why does my dog/cat have so much tartar" may also be asked if tartar accumulation occurs frequently after a dental cleaning (COHAT). This article will discuss what tartar is, how it...

Veterinary dentists commonly perform endodontic procedures on canine and feline patients, including root canals. Owners frequently bring their dogs and cats to us because they have discussed options with their primary veterinarian and come to us seeking a root canal....

When you’re just starting to brush your cat’s teeth, choosing an appropriate toothpaste can seem like a daunting task! Many options are available and there are a lot of considerations when deciding on a product....

Most veterinarians agree that oral home care is vital for maintaining a healthy oral cavity. Oral home care will minimize the need for extraction therapy and prolonged oral surgery. Breed and genetics play a role in oral health and a predisposition for periodontal disease....

Cats are so tough and so stoic it can often be difficult to tell when they are in pain. Unfortunately, this often leads to our feline companions suffering for an extended period before they receive medical attention. ...

Cats are a wonderful and cherished companion for many people. Consistent evaluation of their oral cavity throughout their life is important as are vaccinations and choosing an appropriate diet/nutrition....

The oral cavity is very important to the overall health of cats. It is the first part of the digestive tract, and arguably the most important. Domestic cats are designed to have 30 permanent teeth which erupt by the time they are 7-8 months of...

Oral ulcers in cats are lesions that occur in the oral cavity and can be quite painful. Treatment of oral ulcerations depends on the underlying cause. In humans, mouth ulcers are commonly called ‘canker sores.’

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