This past week, my one year old FeLV+ kitty (Tommy) started pawing at the left
side of his face. I suspected an ear infection, so I took him to his holistic
vet. His ears were clean and had no inflammation. The ONLY thing she saw was
some inflammation around one of his back teeth where some
I agree with Sharyl. Go to a specialist.
Several of my cats (feLV-) have gingivitis. They need dental cleanings every
18 -24 months. There are usually teeth extracted. My 13 year old Coco has
only 9 teeth and 3 canines left. In the past my cats have had eating issues
and other problems after their
Thank you, Laurie - we have an appointment for Saturday with a dental
specialist.
Lisa
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From: Laurieskatz lauriesk...@mchsi.com
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 11:20 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Stomatitis?
I
LTCI is one treatment vets are looking at and there is a cat I know who gets
a medication the first five days of each month. She has had some extractions
but not her entire mouth like some do. The entire mouth extraction, I am
told, works in about 60% of the cases. If you check archives on LTCI
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