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02-10-2009, 04:09 PM
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There are kitty treats made to help keep a cat's teeth cleaner but my cats did not care for them. They'd be my first choice. Both of my dogs were adopted as older animals and one has already had to have several teeth pulled, and I had the rest cleaned then. The new kid's breath is bad and I know he's in for the job, too. Once done professionally, clean teeth should be easier to keep that way, for both of you. Not to mention the bucks it'll save!
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