Weird question, Cat Broke canine, gums are red after...
- Thread starter Abram Osborne
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My FELINE CAT broke its Tooth(the ''canine'' which is the longer tooth) And the kind of gingivitis I'm worried about is the beginning stages of it(Juvenile) lol sorry for the confusion.
How old is the cat? Feline adult canine teeth come in at about 5 months. Is it the adult tooth coming in? If it's a deciduous canine tooth, what's left of the root may just fall out when the adult tooth comes in.
I agree. If you are noticing something, then I'd get to the vet. Better safe than sorry.
If the tooth is broken, then it needs to be repaired, just like it was in your mouth. If the tooth was totally knocked out, then the injury site at least needs to be treated for infection. Cat's have filthy mouths teaming with all sorts of bacteria.
If it was one of my girls, then I would have taken her to the vet already.
If it was one of my girls, then I would have taken her to the vet already.
OK , i thought you were talking about a kitten. She needs to have that looked at. See if there are any Veterinary Dentists near you. A regular Vet will just extract the root.
Thank you. And We are taking her in tomorrow. We just figured out that her tooth was broken today.
Make sure she does not have any food or water after midnight, in case they sedate her and work on that tomorrow.
Keeps her from turning into a gremlin as well...Make sure she does not have any food or water after midnight, in case they sedate her and work on that tomorrow.
