Feline Stomatitis (FCGS)
Feline chronic gingivostomatitis: a severe, immune-mediated inflammation where the cat overreacts to plaque, leaving the whole mouth, including the tissue at the back, red, ulcerated and very painful. Full-mouth or near-full-mouth extraction is the most effective first-line treatment; a minority need ongoing medical management. This check-in mirrors the owner half of the SDAI so you can track comfort at home between visits.
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Feline chronic gingivostomatitis (stomatitis): when the whole mouth is inflamed
She's sitting by her bowl again, staring at the food she wants and can't face. Maybe she runs at it, takes one mouthful, then cries out and backs away. Maybe she's pawing at her cheek, or drooling ropes of saliva, or...
Stomatitis "cures" online (Mutian/Mutoral): what the evidence says
It usually happens late at night. Your cat has stomatitis, you have read everything, the vet has said the word "extraction", and you cannot quite make peace with it. So you find the Facebook group, and there, in the...
Living with stomatitis: managing pain, food and the SDAI diary
By now you know the word better than you ever wanted to. Stomatitis. Maybe she's a few weeks past her extractions and you're watching every mouthful, willing her to eat. Maybe she's on medication and having a run of...
Sore gums in a young cat: juvenile gingivitis and early FCGS
You lifted your kitten's lip, maybe to check a wobbly baby tooth or because her breath had turned, and the gum line stopped you. A bright, angry red rim running along the teeth, puffy in places, perhaps a smear of blood...
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