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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2004a.s breath
I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. But, her breath smells like straight up a.s. It smells like a combination of dead rotting animal carcasses and sh.t. I can't figure it out, since we live in an apartment, with a clean litter box, and, no dead mice or rats or anything like that. I have another cat, an older male, and, he doesn't have sh.t breath like that. Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? >I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. > She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > that. > Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? have you checked her teeth? Does she like mints ? >I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. > She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > that. > Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? You sure you been talking to the right end ? >I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. > She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > that. > Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? > I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. > She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > that. > Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? Might have her checked out by a Vet. Bad breath in a house cat could indicate disease, notably kidney problems. LT Vet schmet... Cats lick their a.s all the time. Maybe if it's a problem for you, try feeding it a food that digests a little bit more friendlier! > > I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. > > She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > LT : Vet schmet... Cats lick their a.s all the time. Maybe if it's a problem for : you, try feeding it a food that digests a little bit more friendlier! Their own and others, but not all the time. : -) People have been known to do the same although they are more discreet and know better. Dogs usually don't have the patience. One or two sniffs and if there isn't something there to eat, they're gone. >I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. > She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > that. > Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? First, have her checked by a vet (as others have suggested). Next, consider her food. Some foods can cause bad breath in some cats (but not in all, which would explain why only one of your cats has this problem). I don't know what you are using, but I highly recommend that you use a premium canned food. I use Wellness and Felidae canned, and they don't cost as much more as grocery-store brands as you might expect because cats don't need as much quantity with them. MaryL (take out the litter to reply) Photos of Duffy and Holly: >'o'< http://tinyurl.com/8y54 (Introducing Duffy to Holly) http://tinyurl.com/8y56 (Duffy and Holly "settle in") Better check with a vet. >I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. > She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > that. > Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? Hi Nadacomin, I invite you to post your question at http://www.askxperts.com It's a free expert community where your questions are send to many experts. Cheers! :I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. : She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] : I have another cat, an older male, and, he doesn't have sh.t breath like that. : Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? maybe alt.med.veterinary might have an answer too. >I have a beautiful black female kitty, around three years old. >She appears to be healthy, and, is a very nice cat. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >I have another cat, an older male, and, he doesn't have sh.t breath like that. >Where does that breath come from, and, what can I do about it? take her to the vet. My cat had terribel breath andit turned out to be uremia from kidney failure. > > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >be uremia from kidney failure. > You smelled her arse just to make sure thats what her breath smells like? |
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