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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just had my 14-yr-old cat’s teeth cleaned. They were visibly funky and one had resorbed, which is apparently quite painful. My 13-year-old dog had his done last year. And my 17-year-old cat is now having tooth issues and difficulty eating. He is in pain but we need a specialist because he’s also in early kidney failure and we can’t get a dental appointment for 2 weeks. All that is to say regular dental care for pets is preventative care, not just for when there is an emergency. [b]Your cat may be 14, but could live for many more years. I’d do it now if it seems justified vs waiting when he’s older and sedation could be riskier.[/b][/quote] +100. Of the several cats my family/friends have owned, most lived past 14. [/quote]
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