Cats are prone to dental problems just like dogs and humans and the
most common cause is the accumulation of tartar and plaque brought about
by a poor dental regimen. A pet cat’s home dental regimen must include
daily brushing, routine animal clinic visits and dental checkups, the
use of chew bones or dental treats, and of course a customized diet.
Plaque
is brought on by a buildup of food particles plus saliva that stick to
the cat's teeth as well as the gum line. Once this plaque hardens, it
will turn into dental calculus or what's commonly known as tartar. This
deterioration is supportive of bacterial growth in the mouth and
eventually causes various issues like gum swelling and inflammation,
loose tooth, tooth decay, as well as tissue and bone destruction around
the mouth.
Dental issues might seem trivial but it's really a serious issue that you need to report to your veterinarian Portland, OR immediately.
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