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So the veterinary answer is that you should brush your cat’s teeth every day....
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Well, what you're really asking is about anesthetic safety, and while no pet is without risk with anesthesia, the risks of having problems and pain...
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Here at family pet veterinary centers, we have someone dedicated and assigned to monitoring anesthesia throughout the entire time....
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X-rays help us to better diagnose what's going on, not only in the mouth but, more importantly, under the gums where we can't see....
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Yes, you can. You can let us know if your cat is apprehensive and scared when it comes into the pet hospital....
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Yes, your cat has to be intubated. When we clean the teeth, we use an ultrasonic cleaner....
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We can do imaging under anesthesia. So we can't do internal x-rays or 3-D imaging without anesthesia....
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At a minimum, your cat’s teeth should be examined once a year. We examine a cat's mouth and check the teeth every time the cat comes to see us....
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Intubation is where we put a little tube down a pet's throat, specifically their airway so that we can protect their lungs....
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You would want to because when we're cleaning the mouth, we're cleaning, polishing, and rinsing....
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It’s a reasonable question because you and I can open up and say, “Ahhh,” and let the dentist clean our teeth. Cats can’t do that....
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When we do teeth cleaning, we use a lot of water and a dental x-ray unit, so we need your pet to be very still during its cleaning so that we can d...
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Cats can get cavities....
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Extractions occur if a tooth is unhealthy. There is not much worse than having to extract a cat's tooth....
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It's been tried and done, but it's cleaning the stuff off the top—like what I can touch, but it's not working in the gingival sulcus....
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I would make an appointment with the vet or at least call them because there are a lot of things that cats can do that might not seem like a proble...
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To be quite honest, we're looking for anything abnormal....