Feline Halitosis

My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

A vet visit. See how easy that was!

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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?


Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB

On Sep 18, 1:29*pm, MLB wrote:
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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB

Sorry, who's TED?

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On Sep 18, 1:29*pm, MLB wrote:
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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB

Sorry, who's TED?


The Evil Doctor (i.e. vet)

On Sep 18, 1:45*pm, bobblespin wrote:
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On Sep 18, 1:29*pm, MLB wrote:
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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB

Sorry, who's TED?

The Evil Doctor (i.e. vet)

Thanks.

On a related note, it's hard to believe it could be her teeth because
I don't think she eats. I have tried her on two wet foods and at least
four dry ones and she hates everything. I think maybe she goes to the
cellar and eats spiders when I am at work.

I have really had about enough of her nonsense and am just about ready
to leave her one kind of food and she can eat it or starve. However,
cats being notoriously stubborn, I'm afraid she might actually choose
option B.

Any thoughts?

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On Sep 18, 1:45*pm, bobblespin wrote:
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On Sep 18, 1:29*pm, MLB wrote:
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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB

Sorry, who's TED?

The Evil Doctor (i.e. vet)

Thanks.

On a related note, it's hard to believe it could be her teeth because
I don't think she eats. I have tried her on two wet foods and at least
four dry ones and she hates everything. I think maybe she goes to the
cellar and eats spiders when I am at work.

I have really had about enough of her nonsense and am just about ready
to leave her one kind of food and she can eat it or starve. However,
cats being notoriously stubborn, I'm afraid she might actually choose
option B.

Any thoughts?


Maybe she's not eating because her teeth hurt, or she has tummy
problems. When mine developped stomach cancer, he stopped eating. I
think TED should take a look at her - she might be in pain.

Bobble

We had a meowzer that had halitosis and then went off his food.
Turned out to be inflamed gums from Feline AIDS.
Sad ending for a really cool cat. He was 9 y.o.
If yours is an indoor kitty then pretty much no worries.


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On Sep 18, 1:45 pm, bobblespin wrote:
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On Sep 18, 1:29 pm, MLB wrote:
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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB

Sorry, who's TED?

The Evil Doctor (i.e. vet)

Thanks.

On a related note, it's hard to believe it could be her teeth because
I don't think she eats. I have tried her on two wet foods and at least
four dry ones and she hates everything. I think maybe she goes to the
cellar and eats spiders when I am at work.

I have really had about enough of her nonsense and am just about ready
to leave her one kind of food and she can eat it or starve. However,
cats being notoriously stubborn, I'm afraid she might actually choose
option B.

Any thoughts?

bobblespin wrote:
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On Sep 18, 1:45 pm, bobblespin wrote:
" wrote in
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On Sep 18, 1:29 pm, MLB wrote:
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My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?
Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB
Sorry, who's TED?
The Evil Doctor (i.e. vet)
Thanks.

On a related note, it's hard to believe it could be her teeth because
I don't think she eats. I have tried her on two wet foods and at least
four dry ones and she hates everything. I think maybe she goes to the
cellar and eats spiders when I am at work.

I have really had about enough of her nonsense and am just about ready
to leave her one kind of food and she can eat it or starve. However,
cats being notoriously stubborn, I'm afraid she might actually choose
option B.

Any thoughts?


Maybe she's not eating because her teeth hurt, or she has tummy
problems. When mine developped stomach cancer, he stopped eating. I
think TED should take a look at her - she might be in pain.

Bobble


Follow Bob
s advice/ If she is not eating, something is wrong. If she eats
spiders, she may have eaten a poisonous one. Have you ever had a Vet
check her over? MLB

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On Sep 18, 1:45 pm, bobblespin wrote:
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On Sep 18, 1:29 pm, MLB wrote:
wrote:
My two-year old has bad breath. Any suggestions?

Have TED check her teeth then a good checkup.MLB

Sorry, who's TED?

The Evil Doctor (i.e. vet)

Thanks.

On a related note, it's hard to believe it could be her teeth because
I don't think she eats. I have tried her on two wet foods and at least
four dry ones and she hates everything. I think maybe she goes to the
cellar and eats spiders when I am at work.

Bad breath and no appetite strongly suggests oral/dental pain. The gums have
a huge blood supply- an infection in the gums can quickly spread to internal
organs.

She needs to see a vet ASAP.

Phil