Protect your cat or dog with wellness visits
HOW DOES YOUR PET'S MOUTH LOOK? Stage 1. Here is a healthy mouth with normal bacterial flora, sound gums, and minimal plaque.
HOW DOES YOUR PET'S MOUTH LOOK? Stage 1. Here is a healthy mouth with normal bacterial flora, sound gums, and minimal plaque.
Healthy gums allow optimal oral hygiene for maintenance of bone and gums. Shifted boundaries between atta- ched and unattached gum tissue can lead to problems.
Gum disease occurs when dental plaque bacteria builds up around the gums and teeth2,3 and irritates the gums, leading to inflammation, Gums are inflamed, ...
Dogs and cats, unlike people, rarely suffer from tooth enamel decay. What is generally found is infection, inflammation, receding of the margins of the gums ...
Cigarettes and cigarette butts, cigars, pipe tobacco, nicotine patches, nicotine gum and chewing tobacco can be fatal to dogs if ingested. Signs of nicotine ...
Bad breath. • Sore mouth. • Difficulty eating. • Loose teeth or tooth loss. • Dribbling. • Bleeding gums. • Pawing or rubbing the mouth. • Yellow or brown ...
What is the poo like? Loose and watery, sometimes pale coloured, the poo may be more smelly than usual and may contain undigested food.
So, not only does sleep loss make us more emotionally reactive, it also reduces our ability to manage emotions. What does that mean? This relationship can ...
Red or Bleeding Gums— Healthy gums should be pink and free of inflammation or bleeding. If you notice any abnormalities, it could be a sign of gum disease.
Clinical signs of periodontal disease include swelling, a gingival color change from pink to red, bleeding gums, calculus accumulation, and bad breath. Clinical ...
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