Cats teeth

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tinksy wrote: »

my moggie has just had some form of gum disease again from a virus. He was dribbling when we took him to the vets and had very red gums. He had a course of antibiotics and painkillers and three weeks on seems fine. He is eating very well and no dribbling and has just normal cat breathe (although farts like a trouper!) his gums also look the same colour as his brother! fingers crossed we have solved it we have also started changing his food over to whisker's biscuits which have added teeth stuff in and he loves these. We are aware that it will probably come back as its viral. My mum was quoted £300 to have teeth removed for her cat so I'm guessing roughly around there for extraction if needed.

My mog, Sweepy went in for a dental check a couple of weeks ago and had to have three extractions.

We were aware of one potential problem tooth aand she had started to run around like a mad thing straight after eating, dribbling and wasn't as playful so we knew something was wrong.

That cost £250 all in as they found a couple of impacted teeth and decided to wipe them out whilst they had the chance.

To the OP I'd definately try to get a second opinion as it's such a big procedure for the poor mog if it's only a couple of years old.