Dental problems cat
– none to recognize? – Only one thing has changed: Bad breath, less eating, cleaning or meowing! In any case, you should go to the vet. No matter: Toothache hurts cats just as much as it hurts us humans. They just always hide it well. This is why cats often suffer for a very long time. Dental problems in cats progress quickly. Drastic measures – such as anesthesia, cortisone and antibiotics – are then usually necessary. This has severe side effects on the body. Your vet can help – but we cat people can also alleviate or prevent problems. Here is the gentle way to be healthy!
Why can anyone report dental problems in their cat?
A true story:
Neighbor’s cat often prowled around the garden. She sometimes visited me on my terrace. She was somehow unapproachable. And she pretended I wasn’t there. One day I saw her sticking out her tongue and salivating heavily. That doesn’t look good, I thought. Three days later, my neighbor told me about her visit to the vet with a shock diagnosis of stomatitis: they don’t know the reason for the inflammation. In 8 out of 10 cases, the teeth have to be removed. The condition of the teeth is still good because they were discovered early. So first of all cortisone. But it also suppresses the immune system. But she now needs a strong immune defense, otherwise the inflammation will not go away. And she hardly eats.
What can I do?
Hundreds of thousands of these stories happen every day. Because 80% of all cats have dental problems, and not just when they are old. This is due to changes in genetics through breeding and also the living environment. Unfortunately, this cannot be changed so easily. So we have to change something: Because we humans are also responsible for the health of our animals. With new science and technology, such problems can be solved.
Opportunity for new dental care:
As a young microbiologist, I researched recipes for materials. New: Under certain conditions, the natural antibacterial effect is retained. Bacteria no longer multiply. I continued to work with dentists on this problem. Research and development took over 10 years. Today, cats all over the world are brushing their teeth with new pet dental care.
The end of the story:
The neighbor’s cat got a big bag of toothpaste flakes to lick up. She was soon healthy again. We’ve been good friends for a long time. She still visits me on her forays into the garden.
How toothpaste flakes < prevent dental problems in cats >!
They inhibit the growth of biofilms in our animals’ mouths. Cottage cheese with special peptides stops the bacteria. They adhere to their cell walls. First of all, bad breath and plaque are gone. After some time, the tartar dissolves. Inflammation decreases. And the best thing is that it’s easy to prevent. Your cat licks 1/2 teaspoon of toothpaste flakes as a dessert.
Specific answer to your question:
What does teeth grinding mean in cats?
Teeth grinding in cats is an indication of a dental problem. Be sure to have your vet check their teeth.
In a nutshell:
Dental problems cat
After a visit to the vet, naturally antibacterial peptides relieve inflammation. Healthy teeth at last with toothpaste flakes. The teeth are clean and the oral flora is in balance.
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Thank you very much.
I look forward to hearing about your experiences.
Your Anke Domaske
Microbiologist
