05/06/2026
π Duke π
Nearly 8-year-old Duke, originally from Greece, visited us for a dental procedure this week. Due to feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS), he required extraction of his remaining 11 teeth along with several retained root remnants.
FCGS is a condition where cats develop severe inflammation within the mouth, thought to be caused by an inappropriate immune response to plaque and other oral triggers. For many cats, full-mouth or near full-mouth extractions can significantly improve comfort and quality of life.
While many cats respond very well following dental extractions, some may still require ongoing medical management with treatments such as anti-inflammatory medication, pain relief or immunomodulatory therapy.
We wish Duke a smooth recovery at home and hope he enjoys a much more comfortable future. ππ±