|
 Dental
disease is the most common disease seen in
pets. In fact, the majority of cats aged
over five years have some form of dental
disease. Dental disorders are painful,
and can lead to other illnesses such as
liver disease, kidney infections, and heart
damage. If a dental problem becomes
pronounced, your cat’s ability to eat is
hindered and eating may become painful.
Unfortunately, dental problems can go
unnoticed by pet owners.
February is National Pet Dental Month. To
encourage cat owners to take good care of
their cats’ teeth, Manhattan Cat Specialists
is offering, during the month of February, a
free dental evaluation by one of our
licensed veterinary technicians (Rita or
Hiromi). During this screening, the
technician will evaluate the condition of
your cats’ teeth and gums and will inform
you if it appears that your cat has issues
that need further evaluation. We can also
advise you on how to keep your cats teeth
healthy at home, and provide free samples of
dental treats and diets that can help reduce
the incidence dental problems.
Providing proper dental care for your cat
can protect it from pain and serious
illness. Your cat will have fresh breath,
be more comfortable eating, and enjoy meals
more, allowing for a longer and happier
life.
Call our office at 212-721-2287 and schedule
your free dental screening during the month
of February.
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