So Nim was adopted from the Humane Society when he was 18 months old. He was an emaciated stray before that, and is now a healthy 10 lbs, active, and spirited a year later. We just noticed that he is missing a few lower incisors. The vet says no worry, his canines are fine, but I'm wondering how that happens. He eats a combination of dry and wet food.
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Cat Incisors Missing
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He could have had an accident when he was out on the streets. He's so lucky to have you!
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Well, I guess I was more envisioning that something actually hit his lower jaw somehow when he had it open while meowing...I dunno. Could they have literally fallen out from such a poor diet at that time? I've never heard of that, but I'm no vet...
Sometimes the stories these guys could tell us, if they could only talk.
Sometimes the stories these guys could tell us, if they could only talk.
