Advanced Dental Disease In Cats. Some cats develop severe oral inflammation called stomatitis. Cats can develop problems in the tissues around their teeth just like us!
Some cats develop severe oral inflammation called stomatitis. 85% of dogs and cats over the age of 3 years have some form of dental disease, making it one of the most common problems we see in dogs and cats. By age three, many cats have significant gingivitis and many also have periodontal disease.
Cats often will not show signs of oral discomfort.
Cats can develop problems in the tissues around their teeth just like us! Noticing that your pet has bad breath could be an indicator that they have periodontal disease. This was particularly true in a lovely little senior cat who, at the age of 17, was afflicted by chronic kidney disease, arthritis, hyperthyroidism and advanced dental disease. Routine and advanced dental care.