Q: The veterinarian says my cat has tooth resorption, so I made an appointment for her to have dental X-rays and probably tooth extraction. What can you tell me about this condition? A: Tooth ...

I know there will be some variability in this, but has anyone had to pay for a feline tooth extraction recently? One of our cats apparently has a bad tooth, but the estimate from our vet was a little ...

The presentation of chronic feline gingivostomatitis is often dramatic. Clinical signs include severe refractory gingivostomatitis, halitosis, ptyalism, and unkempt hair coats due to a lack of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Is your cat drooling, losing weight or giving bad breath smell? Cats tend to hide their pain - and these could be signs of dental ...

CatChannel.com reports that the top medical condition requiring surgery for cats last year was tooth extraction. Veterinary Pet Insurance of Brea, Calif, analyzed its database of 485,000 insured cats ...

Tooth resorption in cats is a unique kind of cavity that’s most common in felines. It can also happen in dogs, but not as often. Other names for this include feline odontoclastic resorptive lesion ...

Our 10-year-old cat recently had her annual physical examination, and our vet showed us a broken tooth, her lower right fang. The tooth seems to be split down the middle to the gum line. We can’t ...

While an animal’s immune system is important for protecting it from bacteria, viruses and other forms of disease, it can sometimes go overboard.