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My exotic(shorthaired Persian) Leo had a dental about 3 months ago, He had really smelly breath, had 3 teeth out and the rest cleaned, did not bother him at all, and he ws back to normal a few days later... Sure Posh will be ok, and a lot happier for having it done.. |
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Aww, poor Posh! You shouldn't feel guilty though, cats are very good at disguising dental problems and you're being a good owner and getting it sorted out for her. Sure she'll feel lots better after her dental. |
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Poor Posh and poor you. Please don't feel guilty as cats are very good at diguising ailments and illness's all too well. Mostly to their disadvantage. I'm sure she will welcome your cuddles and Merlin and Belle send their welsh friend lots more xxxx |
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Thanks for your reassurance ladies Posh is loving the extra attention she's getting now but that'll soon pass when I give her her tablet tonight I realise she'll benefit heaps by having the dental work done. Any tips for after care are very welcome. |
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poor Posh! But don't fret yourself, as others have said, cats disguise any ailment very well. I too had something go unnoticed (Darcy eating sellotape!) and felt so incredibly guilty when I eventually worked out what was wrong, but all the lovely people on her helped me realise it wasn't my fault The lovely puss will be better soon after lots of love from her mum! |
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