One social-media user said: "Cats are really good at hiding pain and if you’ve had a bad tooth you know how much it hurts." ...

Maintaining healthy teeth is obviously important for us, but the same is also true for our cats. Although we may not think about a cat’s dental health quite as often as ours—and attempting to brush ...

Cats are popular for not showing signs of pain, which makes dental problems easy to miss. A lost tooth might seem like a small issue, but it’s one of the clearest signs that something isn’t right.

Up to 90% of cats over age 4 have gingivitis, periodontitis, or another type of dental disease. Brushing your cat's teeth daily, or as often as you can, may help prevent oral health issues. You can ...

Cats can be stubborn creatures, but there’s perhaps no more trying task than attempting to brush your feline’s sharp teeth. Bites. Claws. Hisses. Cat owners know the routine after the vet recommends a ...

Tooth resorption in cats is a unique kind of cavity that’s most common in felines. It can also happen in dogs, but not as often. Other names for this include feline odontoclastic resorptive lesion ...