Find out what you need to know about dental problems in cats, and discover the causes, symptoms, and treatments.

A little white and gray kitty with absolutely stunning green eyes went in for a routine dental cleaning. But when he woke up ...

In cats and dogs, the roots of the deciduous (or milk teeth) from about three months of age onwards, are absorbed. The teeth fall out and are replaced by the permanent teeth.

Is your cat appearing restless, eating less or withdrawing from cuddles? It might not just be a mood swing – dental problems could be the culprit.

Need to know all the facts about cat teeth? Whatever questions you might have about your kitty’s pearly whites, from keeping cat teeth clean to do kittens lose their teeth, you should be able to ...

Dental issues in cats, including abscessed teeth or tooth resorption, are more common than you may realize.

Since gingivitis can cause pain and discomfort for your cat, it's important to address it sooner rather than later, before it develops into a more serious dental problem.

Greenies dental treats have also been given a seal of approval by the Veterinarian Oral Health Council (VOHC), a panel of ...

Is your cat having dental problems? Here’s how to tell – from not eating as much as usual to drooling a lot – and what to do about it.