donnahc
Member Since 2011
Hi everyone:
Just a quick note to say Asher’s dental went well, he lost one molar in the back, and is happily stoned on Bupe here at home now
He’s the super head butt kitty when he’s on Bupe, it’s kind of sweet. My pants from the knees down are filled with cat hair from him rubbing me all day. Pain meds magnify his lovey personality I guess. :lol:
We are trying to get him back on track with dose now. He went low last night b/c of the anesthesia as per usual, (so we just fed more) but today he’s a bit high since we are not back up to normal dose yet. We’ll be moving up again tonight for sure.
The vet mentioned they’d like me to use a dental rinse for Asher to keep away plaque. It’s called CET Oral Hygiene Rinse. According to the manufacturer "active ingredients are :
Chlorhexidine gluconate…0.12% Cetylpyridinium…0.05% and Zinc in a soothing alcohol free vehicle. Chlorhexidine is present in free and encapsulated form”.
The vet nor the manufacturer will say for sure if this would have any effect on a diabetic. They said "just try it". ;-) We have worked too hard to get where we are, so I am always skeptical.
Do any of you use any of these rinses to help with dental issues?
Just a quick note to say Asher’s dental went well, he lost one molar in the back, and is happily stoned on Bupe here at home now
We are trying to get him back on track with dose now. He went low last night b/c of the anesthesia as per usual, (so we just fed more) but today he’s a bit high since we are not back up to normal dose yet. We’ll be moving up again tonight for sure.
The vet mentioned they’d like me to use a dental rinse for Asher to keep away plaque. It’s called CET Oral Hygiene Rinse. According to the manufacturer "active ingredients are :
Chlorhexidine gluconate…0.12% Cetylpyridinium…0.05% and Zinc in a soothing alcohol free vehicle. Chlorhexidine is present in free and encapsulated form”.
The vet nor the manufacturer will say for sure if this would have any effect on a diabetic. They said "just try it". ;-) We have worked too hard to get where we are, so I am always skeptical.
Do any of you use any of these rinses to help with dental issues?