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Mä vähän kuuklailin lisää. Se hammaspoisto-operaatio taitaa sitte kuitenkin olla ihan hyvä ja kokeilemisen arvoinen juttu vaikka onkin iso operaatio.

How do we treat feline stomatitis?
Treatment for feline stomatitis is dependent on the individual case. Stomatitis affects cats differently depending on the stage of stomatitis, the severity of disease and the individual cat's pain tolerance. The ability of the owner to provide home care (daily teeth brushing) is also a factor in treatment planning. Medical, surgical and combination therapy options are available.
Medical therapy has provided short-term control for feline stomatitis; however, the long term results are extremely disappointing. Surgical therapy has offered remarkable immediate pain relief with long-term control of feline stomatitis.
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Ja vielä:
Unfortunately, even with this intensive care, the disease often progresses and the only way to cure the disease and eliminate the very painful lesions is to extract all of the teeth in back of the large canine teeth (fangs). This may appear drastic, but in almost all cases it is the only alternative. In cases of juvenile onset gingivitis, professional teeth cleaning every 2 months and once- to twice-daily brushing at home for the first year or so of their life, may allow them to revert to a more normal status as they age.
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Edellisessä on aika hurjia kuvia. Ihan noin paha ei Ropsukan suu sentään ole. Mutta kuten noissa linkeissä lukee, hammaspoisto on hyvä suorittaa mahdollisimman varhaisessa vaiheessa. Silleen hommalla on parempi ennuste.

Ei voi edes kuvitella kuinka kipeä se suu on! Voi reppana-Robbeli. Aika sissinä se on taas syönyt. Yölläkin heräsin kun se kolisteli aktivointipallon kanssa. Ruokahalussa sillä ei todellakaan ole vikaa.