Tilda was spayed without pre-anaesthetic blood testing today

[Desley (booktigger)]

Will keep my fingers crossed for you.

[chimpzoo]

Hope the tip works for you - I forgot to order Plaque OFf when I placed my order with VetUK on Fri!!

hopefully it's just teething and not gingivitis or FIV, there's a lot of "if's" and i'm not going to worry myself until i get the blood test done.

[Desley (booktigger)]

Hope the tip works for you - I forgot to order Plaque OFf when I placed my order with VetUK on Fri!!

[Susanne (urbantigers)]

I'm glad it went well and that Tilda is fine.

I use plaque off and it's very good.  A small tub lasts ages too so it works out pretty cheap.

[CurlyCatz]

glad all went well 

My cody has perfect teeth and gums but around the teeth margin on the gum theres a red line but this "can" be normal in many cats and not necessarily gingivitis.

Hope her tests are ok when the time come.

[Millys Mum]

Glad Tilda is now bitless 
Theres a food supplement called Plaque Off, its made of seaweed and helps to keep their mouths in good shape, i use it for one of mine who suffers with gingivitis and swellings. Vet uk are the best price that iv found so far

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

Pleased it went well 

[chimpzoo]

Am glad it went well - Tinky, one of my ex fosters had inflamed gums, she has the calicivirus, so when you can get the blood tests done, make sure they include that. As far as I know though, Becky was able to claim it back through insurance, but will drop her a note to ask her.

thanks for the tip, i'll mention that

[Desley (booktigger)]

Am glad it went well - Tinky, one of my ex fosters had inflamed gums, she has the calicivirus, so when you can get the blood tests done, make sure they include that. As far as I know though, Becky was able to claim it back through insurance, but will drop her a note to ask her.

[Sam (Fussy_Furball)]

So glad it all went well

[chimpzoo]

...and she was fine as the majority of people on here predicted, so thanks, you saved me £££ 

i might have to spent it anyway as the vet said she has really inflamed gums - she is teething though - i found one on the carpet 2 weeks ago, but the vet thinks they might be too red for that to be the cause. So possibly it could be gingivitis or at worst a sign of FIV. I'm getting a blood test done in 6 weeks time (because the cost of the spay was enough for this month) so i'll find out then.