Up to 85% of cats ages 3 years and older have dental disease. Most dental problems in cats can be prevented or treated. Dental disease in cats is usually caused by a buildup of bacteria.

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.

It might not just be a mood swing – dental problems could be the culprit. Nearly 80% of cats over three years old experience dental issues, often going unnoticed until a vet check-up, according ...

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! Nearly 80% of cats over three years old ...

Cats are masters at hiding pain, and I had no idea that Nala was secretly suffering from gingivitis – and I’m not alone, upto 85% of cats live with dental disears and many owners are unaware.

Nearly 80 per cent of cats over three years old experience dental issues, often going unnoticed until a vet check-up, according to veterinarian Melanie Schwarze in Leipzig, Germany.

Signs that your dog or cat may be experiencing dental problems include loose teeth, difficulty chewing or eating, bad breath and excessive drooling. Cats might also paw at their mouths or show ...

Cat dental disease is a 'silent epidemic' ... and even serious organ problems. It's crucial to maintain your cat's oral health to help prevent such silent epidemics. However, ...