A cat’s mouth, teeth, and gums can reveal a lot about your pet’s health status. Healthy gums appear pinkish with black spots. Healthy teeth are white and shiny, and there should be no foul odor coming from your pet’s mouth. Bad breath or halitosis is an early symptom of dental problems, so if you notice your cat’s breath does not smell so fresh, you should try to check his mouth for any signs of tooth and gum problems.
It is a fact that more than 70% of cats have some form of dental problem. It could be an issue affecting the gums and/or teeth, as well as the structures underneath the gums which can often pave the way for teeth loss. Periodontal issues that are not given proper medical intervention could become more complicated and could affect bones and other oral tissues. Any sign of tooth and gum problems should warrant an appointment with your best animal medical center Sarasota, FL sooner rather than later.
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