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This is Molly

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  • mirabilosM mirabilos

    @JustToOdd @rufustheduck vet said the tongue may hang out after removing the teeth, but that hasn’t happened for Čara🐈‍⬛. And apprently not for Molly either.

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    @mirabilos @JustToOdd nope. The only difference is she has a slightly goofier expression

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    • RufusR Rufus

      @mirabilos @JustToOdd nope. The only difference is she has a slightly goofier expression

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      @JustToOdd @rufustheduck I wouldn’t call her rather goofy… well ok maybe if it’s warm out there in the garden. (All are archive pfotos.)

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      • mirabilosM mirabilos

        @JustToOdd @rufustheduck I wouldn’t call her rather goofy… well ok maybe if it’s warm out there in the garden. (All are archive pfotos.)

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        @mirabilos fantastic!

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        • mirabilosM mirabilos

          @rufustheduck our Čara🐈‍⬛ is also toothless due to an infection she got as FIV baby. She livened up after the extraction, must have been in constant pain before. It’s been years now, and she’s happy.

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          @mirabilos poor thing! But I'm happy to hear she's now happy

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          • RufusR Rufus

            This is Molly

            We got her from a rescue. Unfortunately, while she was there, she caught calicivirus, which led to stomatitis. Her body thought her teeth were invaders. She couldn't eat because of the pain

            The vet said they needed to remove all her teeth - but don't worry, cats don't need teeth

            Okay

            In the end, they removed all but the canines - and she has been fine. She eats happily now. And she eats a lot

            So I guess cats don't really need teeth

            #cats #CatsOfMastodon #CatsOfFediverse #pets

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            @rufustheduck At the shelter where I volunteer, removing teeth is regularly done to alleviate pain and radically improve the quality of life for cats with dental issues, particularly older cats.

            I, too, was surprised to learn that cats don't need their teeth in order to eat.

            #SavingSageAnimalRescueFoundation

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            • RufusR Rufus

              This is Molly

              We got her from a rescue. Unfortunately, while she was there, she caught calicivirus, which led to stomatitis. Her body thought her teeth were invaders. She couldn't eat because of the pain

              The vet said they needed to remove all her teeth - but don't worry, cats don't need teeth

              Okay

              In the end, they removed all but the canines - and she has been fine. She eats happily now. And she eats a lot

              So I guess cats don't really need teeth

              #cats #CatsOfMastodon #CatsOfFediverse #pets

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              @rufustheduck I had no idea cats could get calicivirus! Any idea how she got it?

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              • Ricardo HarvinR Ricardo Harvin

                @rufustheduck At the shelter where I volunteer, removing teeth is regularly done to alleviate pain and radically improve the quality of life for cats with dental issues, particularly older cats.

                I, too, was surprised to learn that cats don't need their teeth in order to eat.

                #SavingSageAnimalRescueFoundation

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                @ricardoharvin I wouldn't have been much more surprised if the vet had said they don't really need legs

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                • Graham CA Graham C

                  @rufustheduck I had no idea cats could get calicivirus! Any idea how she got it?

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                  @adamantichrist she was in a rescue with a lot of other cats for quite some time. We got her fully vaccinated as soon as we got her, but the rescue could only afford very basic vet care

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                  • RufusR Rufus

                    This is Molly

                    We got her from a rescue. Unfortunately, while she was there, she caught calicivirus, which led to stomatitis. Her body thought her teeth were invaders. She couldn't eat because of the pain

                    The vet said they needed to remove all her teeth - but don't worry, cats don't need teeth

                    Okay

                    In the end, they removed all but the canines - and she has been fine. She eats happily now. And she eats a lot

                    So I guess cats don't really need teeth

                    #cats #CatsOfMastodon #CatsOfFediverse #pets

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                    @rufustheduck Had two cats here with same conditions. I was very skeptical before the extraction, but it was the best decision and I'm sure saved their lifes.

                    They can no longer slice a piece of meat, but everything else is no Problem. If there is anyone with a cat in same Situation and unsure if this is a reasonable approach, it it!

                    Just make sure that Xray is made after the extraction to ensure no root remains.

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                    • FeyterF Feyter

                      @rufustheduck Had two cats here with same conditions. I was very skeptical before the extraction, but it was the best decision and I'm sure saved their lifes.

                      They can no longer slice a piece of meat, but everything else is no Problem. If there is anyone with a cat in same Situation and unsure if this is a reasonable approach, it it!

                      Just make sure that Xray is made after the extraction to ensure no root remains.

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                      @feyter same result here. Was definitely the right decision

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                      • RufusR Rufus

                        @ricardoharvin I wouldn't have been much more surprised if the vet had said they don't really need legs

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                        @rufustheduck @ricardoharvin No kidding, I'm shocked too. That's quite a gripping story Ricardo, keeping mine safe and healthy has occasionally frayed my nerve's 😂

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                        • RufusR Rufus

                          This is Molly

                          We got her from a rescue. Unfortunately, while she was there, she caught calicivirus, which led to stomatitis. Her body thought her teeth were invaders. She couldn't eat because of the pain

                          The vet said they needed to remove all her teeth - but don't worry, cats don't need teeth

                          Okay

                          In the end, they removed all but the canines - and she has been fine. She eats happily now. And she eats a lot

                          So I guess cats don't really need teeth

                          #cats #CatsOfMastodon #CatsOfFediverse #pets

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                          @rufustheduck How does your cat handle that dry cat food? Do they still manage to eat it dry? Or do you instead opt to buy her wet food?

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                            @rufustheduck How does your cat handle that dry cat food? Do they still manage to eat it dry? Or do you instead opt to buy her wet food?

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                            @bit she prefers dry food! And has no trouble eating it

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                            • RufusR Rufus

                              @bit she prefers dry food! And has no trouble eating it

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                              @rufustheduck I'm really surprised by that. I ask this because my cat has some tooth decay, and the vet warned me she might eventually need to remove some teeth. I thought I'd need to change her diet significantly, but this puts me a little more at ease. First sign of pain, I'm asking the vet to remove the teeth then.

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                              • bitB bit

                                @rufustheduck I'm really surprised by that. I ask this because my cat has some tooth decay, and the vet warned me she might eventually need to remove some teeth. I thought I'd need to change her diet significantly, but this puts me a little more at ease. First sign of pain, I'm asking the vet to remove the teeth then.

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                                @bit she's been much happier since the operation, and had no trouble eating at all. She happily eats cooked chicken, wet food, dry food, and dry treats every day

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