Have you noticed that your senior cat has trouble chewing her food?
If so, you may need to have your vet look at your cat’s teeth. Senior
cats have been known to lose their teeth, but it is not a natural
occurrence. It actually could indicate something else going on in your
cat’s mouth. Some experts tend to believe the tooth loss is because of
poor dental health and not because the cat is aging. Senior cats may
also lose their teeth due to injury or trauma. Talk to your vet about
placing your senior cat on a regular dental program to help
maintain his teeth. Routine dental care can prevent a variety of
periodontal diseases even in older cats. The best way to help care for
your cat’s teeth all through it’s life is to brush them on a routine
basis at home. Click to learn more or work with your vet Rochester,
NY.
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