Expert: Herbs, NuVet Plus Supplements, Dog/Cat Food Recipes; ( Marie) - 9/14/2009

Question
Hello -

I noticed when brushing my cat's teeth that one of her teeth was bleeding easily. When I looked more closely, it looked like there is a small sore between her tooth and the gum line. I believe it's an early stage of Gingivitis. I have since visited my holistic pet store. They advised me to give her Sore Gums twice a day, until the bottle is finished. I am also brushing her teeth once a day with PetzLife Oral Care Gel that is supposed to remove the tartar that is present on her other teeth.

I have been using both products for about a month. Her teeth are not bleeding anymore, but the sores are still present. I am planning to continue with the products, but I am wondering if I should do anything else to help cure the sores? Is this in fact an early stage of Gingivitis? She doesn't seem to be in pain and she has been eating fine (I feed her Wellness food). I am trying to heal her holistically on my own, rather than visit the Vet.

Thanks!

Answer
Brushing your cat's teeth:  Feline gums bleeding ;  Let me know how you are doing?
My private e-mail below:
Hi Emily , Well, you are doing a great job.  Sometimes cats get sores in the mouth related to a virus.
We can work on building UP her Immune system with some NuVET feline formula -
Just 1/2 teaspoon in the am and 1/2 in the pm....mixed into some good wet food.
The Wellness cat food is a great brand!  Good choice.

Try the NuVET feline / Holistic and sold thru Holistic vets and the manufacturer...
SEE Here:  http://www.nuvet.com/81098
*the one month supply is 22.00---- Ask for the 15% Off program..
*the two months ""  ""   40.00
Tell them Pet Nurse Marie Peppers sent you..
1-800-474-7044
They offer a 60 guarantee of results OR your money back.
http://www.nuvet.com/81098

NuVET will help the sores to heal and reduce future sores.
RE-build her immune system with the NuVET



***good Luck
Keep me posted at my private e-mail
mtnmom@gci.net