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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / March 2004Update on Jessie's Gingivitus
Thank you for your help regarding Jessies gingivitus. She went in this monring and had 2 teeth extracted. Jessie is doing well and eating healthily. You can read all about it here. http://www.kittens.co.uk/babies/jessie/2004/index.asp Marie > Thank you for your help regarding Jessies gingivitus. > She went in this monring and had 2 teeth extracted. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Marie I guess the pre-surgery blood tests are becoming more common. Boots had to have it done before his neutering. Probably a CYO for the vet in case the cat doesn't handle the anesthesia well. W circa Mon, 15 Mar 2004 14:36:50 -0500, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav, Wendy (wendypart@nospam.com) said, > I guess the pre-surgery blood tests are becoming more common. Boots had to > have it done before his neutering. Probably a CYO for the vet in case the > cat doesn't handle the anesthesia well. With dental work, it's particularly important to do bloodwork in case the cat has kidney problems, which oral bacteria can exacerbate. Laura  SignatureI am Dyslexia of Borg, Your a.s will be laminated. "Marie Griffiths wrote > Thank you for your help regarding Jessies gingivitus. > She went in this monring and had 2 teeth extracted. > Jessie is doing well and eating healthily. > You can read all about it here. > http://www.kittens.co.uk/babies/jessie/2004/index.asp She is just adorable. I found the dental record interesting. I wonder how such problems happen in young cats. How old is Jessie? circa Mon, 15 Mar 2004 18:32:59 -0000, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav, Marie Griffiths Remove Rubbish (newsgroups@removethisrubbishmariegriffiths.co.uk) said, > Thank you for your help regarding Jessies gingivitus. > She went in this monring and had 2 teeth extracted. > Jessie is doing well and eating healthily. > You can read all about it here. > http://www.kittens.co.uk/babies/jessie/2004/index.asp Wow, and four missing teeth on top of the two extractions! Poor little thing. Glad to hear it all went well, though. Laura SignatureI am Dyslexia of Borg, Your a.s will be laminated. Jessie is doing fine. I didn't know about the other mising teeth. until before the examination. She is letting me touch her mouth now. She is a very affectionate cat who I care for a great deal. BTW She is 10 years old. Marie > Thank you for your help regarding Jessies gingivitus. > She went in this monring and had 2 teeth extracted. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Marie Being a fact that cats brush and floss so infrequently, it has always been a wonder to me that they don't have anymore problems than they do. I brush and floss 15 times a day and yet I've suffered thru the horrors of 10 root canals. How would you even know if your cat had a toothache, anyway...? They can't tell you. My dentist says that you can die from a toothache. Man, that must be the worst. Having your head throbbing GA-BOOM, GA-BOOM, GA-BOOM, and nobody even knows about it to help you. Man, it must be hell on earth. IBen G.
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