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Getting your cat's teeth cleaned
Updated: 05/31/2008 05:00 AM
By: Lisa Chelenza

If you are a cat lover you probably brush your cats, take them to the vet for checkups and maybe even clip their nails. But brushing your cat's teeth can be a challenge. My cat Larry is having his teeth cleaned and we'll learn more about the process.


Dr. Sue Losito has been Larry’s vet since he was a kitten and during his last visit she noticed he needed to have his teeth cleaned. Before Larry has his teeth cleaned Dr. Losito and her staff prepare by running a few simple but important tests.


To have his teeth cleaned Larry is sedated. Then the dental technician goes to work with supervision by your vet. The process only takes about 20 - 25 minutes, but your cat will need to recuperate in peace and quiet.

Cleaning cat's teeth
If you are a cat lover you probably brush your cats, take them to the vet for checkups and maybe even clip their nails. But brushing your cat's teeth can be a challenge.

Your vet can recommend food and treats specially designed to help keep your cat's teeth tartar free. Next time you visit your vet, ask if it's time for a cleaning. Prevention is key to helping keep your cat's teeth healthy.





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