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✅Professional Quality- The perfect addition to any dental kit. This is a must have item for people who wish to have pearly white smile and great dental hygiene. 6.5 inch scaler, double-sided dental instrument. Stainless Steel✅ Removes stains, plaque, and tartar from surface of teeth-The buildup of plaque and tartar on the teeth can lead to gum disease, enamel loss, and tooth decay.✅ Helps prevent periodontal disease- Poor oral hygiene can also cause bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease (gingivitis). Recent research has also uncovered possible associations between gum disease and other health conditions, including pneumonia, dementia, and heart disease.✅ Wow your dentist- Can make dentist visits less uncomfortable as the dental hygienist may not need to do as much scraping of your teeth.✅For pets too!- Help keep your dog or cat’s teeth clean and healthy between regular dental exams.
Thank you for your response! I noticed that Linda has significantly lost her hearing, but not totally. I freaked out when I started to notice, but she has been so chill about it. She sleeps under a blanket and doesn’t notice when I come in the door but will get all excited when she sees me. If I make a noise near her ear, she will hear it, but cannot hear me from another room. Her vision is okay at the moment as confirmed by her vet.
Okay so her teeth. Here is the problem- I am absolutely terrified of having her under anesthesia. Although the vet has cleared her, he says there are always risks.
I ordered this from amazon:
Tooth Scaler (Perfect for Cats and... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CD7196C?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
And it has allowed me to chip away most of her tater (although she hasn’t so happy about it). It really helped with her breath and the vet said her teeth look MUCH better. I try to brush and scrape her teeth every few weeks. I wish I could do one more professional dental cleaning, but the risk is too much for me. My biggest fear is that she’ll get an infection, but I do always take her in for checkups. Last teeth cleaning she had some teeth pulled so hopefully all the bad ones are out.
I also never crate trained her. It made me feel bad (even though everyone says they end up liking it). Hoping her vision pulls through for at least a few more years. At what age did you notice her vision loss? Any medications? I have Linda of a prescription diet because they found she has a really sensitive stomach and almost pancreatitis a few years back.