cat dental health Tag

Just like humans, pets need proper dental care to maintain good overall health. While it might be tempting to overlook your pet’s dental hygiene, it’s important to recognize that dental disease is one of the most common health issues among cats and dogs. Left untreated,...

When it comes to our canine and feline friends, we all know how important their health is. We take them to our veterinarians for annual examinations, ensure they get enough exercise, and pay close attention to their diets. But there’s one area that often gets...

When it comes to your pet’s health, their teeth play a crucial role in overall well-being. A Complete Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) is a comprehensive dental cleaning and examination that allows veterinarians to address oral health issues and ensure your pet’s teeth and...

Creating a dental care routine for your new puppy or kitten is essential for ensuring their long-term health. Just like humans, pets need proper oral hygiene to avoid dental problems, such as plaque buildup, gum disease, and tooth decay. A simple question we must ask...

As a cat owner, you know the importance of keeping your feline companion happy and healthy. While most pet owners focus on providing a balanced diet, regular exercise, and routine vet visits, dental health is often overlooked. However, your cat’s dental hygiene plays a crucial...

As a responsible cat owner, keeping your feline friend in good health includes paying close attention to their teeth and gums. Dental health issues are one of the most common problems in cats, but they can be difficult to detect.   One of the key indicators of...

Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis (FCGS) is a severe, painful inflammatory condition affecting the gums and oral mucosa (the mucous membranes inside the mouth) of cats. This disease is characterized by chronic inflammation and ulceration of the gums and other tissues in the mouth, leading to significant...

As our beloved canine and feline companions gracefully age, they bring boundless joy and cherished memories. Yet, with aging come inevitable changes in their health, including dental issues. Like humans, senior dogs and cats require extra attention to maintain oral hygiene. However, unlike most humans,...

Cat oral ulcers, commonly referred to as mouth sores, can be a persistent source of discomfort. Mouth sores can indicate underlying health concerns, such as periodontal disease or abscesses. Potential causes of mouth sores in cats may be due to underlying viral causes, an aberrant...