Bad breath, or halitosis, occurs quite commonly in our companions. This is especially true with dogs and cats and most commonly is due to dental disease. There are cases, however, that are not caused ...

Q: Despite having my cat’s teeth cleaned just three months ago, her gums are all red. How can I keep ahead of this problem? A: In most pets, inflammation of the gums occurs due to bacteria present in ...

Maintaining healthy teeth is obviously important for us, but the same is also true for our cats. Although we may not think about a cat’s dental health quite as often as ours—and attempting to brush ...

Up to 90% of cats over age 4 have gingivitis, periodontitis, or another type of dental disease. Brushing your cat's teeth daily, or as often as you can, may help prevent oral health issues. You can ...

Fun fact: the color of your sassy furball's gums can tell you many things about their health. That's why it's so important for pet owners to monitor their cats' mouths. Your cat should have a ...

If a cat is positive, it should be treated using special types of antibiotics for three to six weeks. Six months after treatment, a repeat Western Blot should detect a drastic drop in antibody titers.