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I believe there's likely different causes and I remember hearing genetics can play a role. Especially if the cause is stomachitis. Tooth Resorption in Cats | VCA Animal Hospitals

Hopefully my cat peaches does not have that again. She won't eat.if it's because of her teeth, would she be able to drink broth? I cannot convince my mom to take me before her appointment Friday. I can walk to wholefoods or walgreens

Just to answer your question about tooth resorption and FME, with tooth resorption, they only remove the teeth that are being resorped. This is totally different from stomatitis. And FME doesn't always resolve itself with FME, if it's really bad, which doesn't sound like the case with your Peach.

@three4rd, to answer your question about the tooth resorption, perhaps this article will help. Tooth Resorption in Cats | VCA Animal Hospitals It sounds like your cat has Type 2 resorption from the article, which does state that the crowns of the teeth need to be removed. I'm no expert just...

...is, did the Vet pull those teeth that showed evidence of resorption? If not, then there is still a problem. One of my cats has tooth resorption, so every year at his dental he comes back with less teeth. Now he only has about six teeth left, and none of them have matching molars to chew...

I took my little girl in yesterday for a dental cleaning. It was her first and her teeth look beautiful but I was told she had tooth resorption. I was told that I would have to extract three teeth and this business is probably one of the best in my area, so I trust them. They showed me pictures...

I will do that. I finally dumped the wet food ontop her dry and she ate it?

I'm adding. It is possible it could be cancer. I didn't want to scare you but you are a googler too! I read an article about tooth resorption. No known cause. My vet said anesthesia and sedation are different. Don't remember how. It's possible she will be ok after the biopsy

My cat had tooth resorption,crown removed. She cannot eat pate but can eat nulo minced

I assume it was level 1 tooth resorption. There is also 2 and 3 which would cost more

I actually hadcome across that article, but thanks so much for mentioning it. Talked to the vet today and she mentioned that I could consult with more of a vet dental specialist. Have to find out where the closest would be and go from there. She didn't seem to think it an urgent situation but...

My 5 year old cat was recently diagnosed with tooth resorption at her annual exam. The vet didn’t seem overly concerned about it because my cat eating and behaving normally and maintaining her weight. The told me that while it was an option to get the tooth pulled, it wasn’t an emergency and...

Sometimes my cat Maggie has no trouble eating in the morning. Other times I have to be there. Possibly because she's in pain my cat peaches had tooth resorption done, I read that it could be a disease and need regular x rays. Find out why she bad tooth problem or have a vet check her

My regular vet did her tooth resorption. He could tell her gums were red then an xray showed a lesion. I hope to remember some day to at least rub paste on her gums.

I meant food recommendations for me not my 2 cats. Their teeth are fine I had a tooth pulled.

Thanks for your responses. This has me wondering what the key distinguishers are between a cat with periodontal disease and/or tooth resorption and a cat with stomatitis. The inflammation is currently pretty localized and has never affected her throat, palatte, tongue, cheeks (I know this could...

Hi. Yes, get a second opinion. If she could see lesions on the teeth that would make her think the cat had cavities that are under the gum line, those are very painful and do need to be pulled. I have posted a link with info below...

Betty is my second cat with tooth resorption. I recommend consulting with a dentist/dental specialist. General vets don’t usually take more than one or two classes in dentistry. Enough to clean and pull diseased teeth. But tooth resorption, in my opinion, should be evaluated by a specialist who...

MOD NOTE: Posts are merged from other threads. Hi Kat mom and dad’s! Charlie, my little girl who is 10 years old just had her first dental cleaning and had three teeth extracted due to resorption. I have read everywhere that it is very painful. However, she did not exhibit a single sign no...

It's worth noting that cleaning teeth doesn't stop tooth resorption. It's a good habit to get into though. :)