Thread: Weight problem?

Hi Blue Gato,if your cat is eating ok he can't be suffering that much from his mouth although it would obviously be nice to get him sorted,at the moment it could be you who is more upset about it than he is.I have seen a lot of mouths working in a vets for as long as I have & you sometimes wonder how they cope but a lot of the time they seem too, in the wild they would have too & at the end of the day they are animals that have been domesticated by us. Bruce has had bad gums from a very early age but his teeth are spotless & he crunches through the large kibble with no problem at all so I would rather just use an odd course of ab's if required then put him under the stress of anaesthetic unless really necessary.
As for the weight of your boy at the end of his growing time he will be what he is meant to be,you are making sure of that by how you are looking after him.....
As for cleaning teeth I haven't gone that far but provides an interesting image of lining six cats up outside the bathroom before they go to bed, toothpaste on their little brushes,rinse & spit please !