Cat Dental Disease: Feline Stomatitis Remedies
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If your cat has been diagnosed with a serious type of dental disease, Feline Gingivostomatitis, then you should consider trying some of these remedies.
Remedies in this video
1. Colloidal Silver
2. Propolis Spray
3. Licorice Root Tincture
4. Coconut Oil/Licorice Root herbal cream
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To all the cat owners out there I would like to let you know that this worked on my cat. His case looked pretty bad although he never stopped eating he was starting to let his grooming go because it must have hurt. I bought the profolis, sovereign silver, licorice root, coconut oil and fish oil. The fish oil i bought the topper. He is not agreeable like Murrey! He hates when I put this stuff on him and so I can only do something on him twice a day. I take turns between the 4 meds and his condition has improved drastically. His mouth is not red, there's no bleeding or drooling and he is grooming himself again. Sometimes his tongue sticks out a little bit but there's a vast difference so thank you so much Dr. You saved me $4,000.00 and my cat gets to keep his teeth!
My cat is currently going through this. Thank you!
My cat's tongue is red and bleeds, his gums are not the problem. Vet gave antibiotics but didn't help. Wondering if your cats tongue was affected as well or just the gums. Thank you.
Where did you buy all these things? I am not in the US, so dont know where to get it. My cat lost 1 tooth already, and tge vet said he needs a full mouth extraction.😢 but i cleared it with antibiotics and anti inflammatorues, not a permanent solution.
@vpss6403 am going though the same had 2 teeth removed did you get it under control?
Where were you able to find the licorice root extract? Unfortunately, im not able to find a "liquid" version of the supplement where I live 😢
Thank you !
My husband and I fell a$$ backward into being colony managers. Ppl were moving or dying and leaving their felines that gravitated to us finding love food and shelter and that is all we can afford being on a fixed income...we will manage to gratefully get what you have listed. I cannot thank you enough for these options.We love our furbabies and want to give them the best possible lives.
I just adopted a cat that was found outside in my previous neighborhood and took her to the vet right away. They said she likely has stomatitis. She is guessed to be two years old and fixed so probably had a home once. She will not let me get near her gums. Scratched me when I tried but was so grateful for the wet food. The last person who fostered her had dry food and she wasn’t eating.
I put the propolis into her food, the same spray you use in the video. Just started last night. I also ordered a spray that is a mix of a few of the ingredients you listed. That should be here next week and I’ll come back and update.
Hey Erica! Is there any update on your mix spray order?
Update?
Update: These suggestions have helped my cat until I can get his teeth cleaned. Thank you!!
Also, this Veterinarian I started shadowing under recently looked at me crazy when I told him what I was doing to treat my cats stomatitis. He was adamant that the only way was extraction of every tooth except the canines. It kinda made me uncomfortable. I don't doubt that he's a good Dr. but I do think people should be more open minded like you. I didn't argue with the man, I just stayed quiet. They say to pick your battles.
Except the canines??? They literally extracted all teeth except my cats canines & a year later he’s having the same issue & pain. Now I have to pay for another extraction? I shouldn’t have to when I asked for a full extraction. I am so frustrated. That vet def needs to be more open minded
Hi did you use all the products at once or did you try them individually
w/c product did you use?
My cat won’t let me touch her mouth.
Murray is a great cat and a very helpful friend and visual aid! Give him pats and goodies!😃👍💛
Right? My cat would be so outta there 😂
Murray is like what’s he up to now with the third treatment I think it’s his turn now! Poor Murray the sweetest . How about a treat?
Murray was such a good and patient prop.Didn't even run away.
😂😂 It's true, Murray puts up with a lot as the model vet cat
Isn’t that easy he says 😂😂
Murray is a good cat 🐈
Thank you , I have unfortunately loss my beautiful cat at the cost of the vet not removing the teeth, his infection was worse than I knew, thank you for everything. I stayed with boots ..anyhow thank you I will be watching . Later I will be getting another .....
Murray is such a trooper 💕
Just got back from the vet and my 3 year old got diagnosed with Stomatitis. The vet referred me to a dental specialist to begin the process of extracting all of her teeth. It sounds so extreme to immediately jump to surgery, spend around $4k and then my cat to no longer have teeth... Going to try these remedies in the video. Thank you for sharing these.
I don't use tap water, fresh spring water from source w/couple drops of sodium chlorite water per quart. I leave a bowl of coconut oil sit around for them to lick, diatomaceous earth in the food/sprinkle it on them occaisionally, perfectly healthy, Peac3!
Thank you so much❤️😭 I found your video at random trying to find something that can help my cat. I'm so glad I found this channel now! He had some kind of infection in his mouth he had trouble eating and couldn't close his mouth and was drooling and had a bad smell coming from his mouth. But I been doing the Propolis spray for my cat for a week. Now he's feeling much better and is recovered. Going to keep on doing the spray remedy to help him keep staying healthy
Glad you for commenting your experience!! Very helpful !
Could I ask you about the Propolis you got, is it for Kid? Or for pet? Because I found one on Amazon, it says only for Kids? Thank you
My 7 year old cat is diagnosed with mouth ulcer. Please suggest me something. He’s getting weaker and weaker.
Hello - how is your cat doing these days ? Could you please tell us which product you have used ?
I'm happy to read that your cat has done well without the teeth removal.My Cat began running from her food as if hurting from eating. Ive had two diagnosis but since we asked first for pain med plus steroids she's gone back to eating no bleeding yet and is still great at cleaning her fur nicely. What I'm being told is I have to do total extraction high cost 1,900 to 3,400 ! Outrageous and I'm on SSI I have no money am a senior but both Clinics want slot to remove teeth without asking me how she's doing with steroid shots . What do you recommend I'm lost trying to understand stomatitus if a cat can do without teeth removal ? She's 4 a rescue cat that last yr began having issues . Can you please explain some challenges you faced because it sounds like your cat is doing well so far ...Appreciate your input I'm losing sleep over this . Thanks in California ...Liz Cobos 4-14-2024
That's a nice, fluffy, relaxed car
I started rubbing the coconut oil on my cats gums and noticed his bad breath was gone also and it did help with the inflamed gums. CO is antibacterial so it helps. I also started to put special mix of diatomaceous earth to his food with some probiotics. Its funny you mentioned the bee propolis as i got that too, it’s the one for children. Best to put both CO and the propolis at night so they won’t be eating and that’s probably also when the bacteria builds up in their mouth.
Coconut oil is know. I learned last month to kill a bacteria in our mouth that causes bad breath and plaque on our teeth and it's good to gargle it will reduce those bad bacteria in your mouth just thought I would mention that so it makes since it would help a cars breath as well !! I love learning new things. My cats actually like it and drink it like it's water.
Ordered everything today. I'll come back with an update ❤
Thank you! Let us know 😊
Any update on this?
We're waiting.......Are you going to update or not?
It's really hard to find this information anywhere yet it is a very important tool to have. I am incredibly grateful to have this video. Thank you so much for posting this!
Thank you! My cat had an accident knocked out her front tooth. She was very poorly earlier today, not eatting or drinking. I just tried her with the colloidal silver. It's already helping my cat to relax. I will buy the other products you mention as well.
Thank you so much ❤ i don't want my cats teeth to be taken out so this is golden information.
My kitty was just diagnosed and I’ll definitely be trying these! Thank you!!
You're welcome! Wishing your kitty all the best in their treatment journey! 🙏
I am so grateful for these tips ❤️
I use MSM cream (put it on their ears), colloidal silver, and vitamin D in their food which helps. But as soon as I stop using them, the infection comes back in a week. Thank you for this video as it tells me what is going on with my cat. I will try the coconut oil and licorice root. And the CBD oil. Blessings.
You're welcome, I hope it works well:)
are you mixing colloidal silver with food?
@@MarikaMeos yes, I add a few drops to their canned food.
Do you put msm cream inside tip of both ears? how much and how often do you apply? Thank you
@@vpss6403 I will put it on both ears, inside and out, in the beginning to maximize the amount they get. I will use it several times a day as well. MSM is made by the body so it’s not a problem if they get a lot. I hope this helps!
Murray is such a good cat ❤
thank you for this video . It’s sad to see my feral cats come home with this terrible disease . Most of them I can handle so I will try some of these remedies . 🙏🏻🙏🏻
my 7month old just got diagnosed with stomatitis and i just don’t want him to get his teeth removed. thank u for all of this.
Hi can you tell me how is your cat now and what treatment did you do?
@@luna-kb2jp he’s doing well. he went to the vet and they prescribed him food. he just got a checkup and his teeth are looking good. he chews on a lot of stuff so i got him lots of toys to teeth on and there’s those greenies chewables.
@@randomhotdogcardid u try any of the remedies
Thanks Retired Doc. You are a Hero. ❤️
Thank you so much
Do something for your cat, I lost mine a year ago because of his teeth and the vet refused to remove them by trying to fear that he wouldn't survive but it was their judgment on money, I'm glad this gentleman is showing everyone how to save your fur baby , boots would have liked him thanks .
My cats going in weds to have most of his teeth removed due to stomatitis. They didn’t want to put him under anaesthetic because he has an irregular heartbeat and don’t think he will survive the anaesthetic, but it’s got to the point where it’s try and remove the teeth or put him to sleep. He’s in too much pain now and has lost a lot of weight. I think he has other things going on as well but to find out they would need to sedate him and made out he wouldn’t survive being sedated either, so I said no, as they’d told me they were surprised he was still alive with his heart irregularity. That was two years ago and he’s still here, if I’d known he was going to last this much longer I’d have gone ahead with the tests. As it’s the PDSA I have no choice but to take their advice as I can’t afford a private vets. I rescued him off the street so I didn’t purposely go and buy a cat, he just wouldn’t leave 😜 I don’t think they have your pets best interest at heart though and more, how much is it going to cost to treat them, and quite often they will just tell you to put them to sleep (happened with my cat, and a friends dog, they also didn’t treat my last cat for thyroid issues until it was too late, even though I’d taken him in 3 years before with the problems he was having)
I just hope he gets through the op and recovers well, but tbh I’m preparing myself for the worst and don’t expect him to get through it 😢 if he does it will be a bonus. As I say, it’s that or put him to sleep. So either way I’d lose him.
They’ve said they will remove as many teeth as possible in the time frame they have, and will do the worst ones first, and then move on to the others, but they probably won’t be able to remove them all and won’t be able to do X-rays to make sure they’ve got all the roots etc. I’m paranoid they will just put him to sleep and say he crashed on the table. They’ve told me to put him to sleep twice now, so they obviously think he’s a lost cause 😏
If he survives I’ll be looking into these treatments and see if any of them help his mouth heal up quicker. His is quite advanced now so I don’t think these on their own would help.
Sorry for the essay.
@@anonymouse74how did things go?
@@KISEMA02 hi, thanks for asking, phew, that was quite an essay I wrote wasn’t it 😆 the tooth removal went well, they removed 6 teeth and he had 3 left. I think one of those was a root that they couldn’t get though. His mouth did improve a lot afterwards, and he carried on having the steroid jabs which help. But he is in end stage heart failure now, so I’ve been taking it day by day on whether to have him put to sleep. He’s not doing great now, but is still eating/drinking etc. his next vet appointment is on sept 11th but I don’t think he will make it that far. I’ve been saying that since Easter though so maybe he will surprise me. I’m surprised he’s lasted as long as he has.
Hi Dr Andrew,
I did use CSilver on my mcoon male cat Mpompos for two weeks and It seems that its slowly working.Please tell me when can I use it again?How often to repeat?Is it ok to support him with propolis as well?lThank u for your help!👍
Thank-you Dr Andrew Jones for your sharing of this video which is informative and helpful.
Thank you - will try the silver. Appreciate the time you are taking to enlighten us.
Ive had my cat since he was born in my home. We had his mom until she got sick. He turns 11 this year. It makes me feel like such a failure i dont have the resources to have him get proper dental treatment. He has a tooth poking into his lip from swelling. He hasnt stopped eating but hes getting more reluctant it seems. He lets me brush his tooth and clean the infection around it. You can clearly see his tooth is rotting away from the base of his gum. I just dont even have the money to get him seen by a vet. I am going to try and buy these antibiotics. Thank you i hope this works.
I just came from the vet and they said many of my cats teeth need to removed :(. I hope to try all these natural remedies and pray that it would help. My cat has had the symptoms like bad breath and bleeding comes for two years, unfortunately all the previous vets said it'll go away by itself...until the 6th vet I saw.
Hi please let me know if it works
Murray is so sweet. My Maine Coonie had stomatitis about 8 yrs ago. Unfortunately my vet's only answer was tooth extraction. Wish I'd known then what Dr. Jones taught me today. But even though it was horrible, he got through it and is a healthy boy today. Thanks so much Dr. Jones.
@benton benton, Question, what do you feed your cat now? Do you blend all his food so that it's liquid? I have a cat with stomatitis and I want to give him a more liquid diet since he won't have to chew his food. sometimes he won't eat the liquid canned food if I add too much water. Thank you.
@@thisorthat7626 No I don't blend his food. He won't even eat baby food. He eats Sheba tuna cuts, Purina sensitive skin and stomach (dry) and 1 boiled chicken finger breast meat every day. I chop everything into miniscule pieces except the dry food (Purina) and put broth on his ground up chicken breast. Did your cat have his teeth taken out? Or are you trying another way, like what Dr Jones said? After my cat had his teeth taken out, I got him fresh salmon and cooked it for him every day. But even though I picked out all the bones, I worried about bones, so I switched him to the breast meat chicken finger. I think your cat will lead you to what he will eat. As you know, it's so hard with stomatitis to figure out what to do. I was worried he'd have a hard time eating after his teeth taken out, but he does very well. I wish you all the best, you and your kittie(s). Good luck to you! And a long healthy life for all of you!
It seems like tooth extraction is the only way for them to live a normal life
Hi Benton, the vet is suggesting teeth extraction for my cat. Can I ask how your cat’s life has been after extraction? Did he have any mental issues and sadness. Does it affect their overall health in the long term ? I am worried about my cat (domestic short hair) because she has very severe gingivitis stomatitis.
Hi. He was fine after the extractions. The only problem is the vet left the 2 canine teeth and they reabsorbed. So make sure your vet takes all her teeth out, not just some. The surprising thing is my boy still ate dry food after - along with his wet/canned of course. He had no depression or anything after the extractions. Animals aren't big babies like people can be. They don't feel sorry for themselves or worry what they look like. The main thing is that your girl is healthy. Stomatitis is horrible. And the extractions do help. I hope it all goes well for you and your little girl. If I had it to do over again, I wouldn't let him have dry food until about 6 months after the dental surgery. Problem is, he loves dry food. Now he has ear polyps that is affecting his breathing and has been to 4 different vets to try and solve the problem. No more dry food for him. I've replaced it with real salmon from the fish counter at Whole Foods, no bones of course. I wish you and your sweet girl the best of health and happiness. There is nothing like a cat baby. Cats are the best.@@deevlogs66
Cats dont seem to like sprays of any kind. The psssst sound is a bit startling
My brother saved a starving cat. Now the cat can't close it's mouth and drooling. We don't have money for emergency Vet. It's Sunday today. I went to 6 Medi clinics and 4 pharmacies for amoxicillin. I said I had a tooth infection. That's all we can do for now. Hopefully the free vets get back to him soon. I wish I watched this. Thank you
@Manna Thank you. The amoxicillin worked but I'll remember what you wrote.
Our cat was 5 months old and had mouth ulcers .they were very bad. We didn't have money for surgery. I bought collidel silver after watching these videos. . My cat went from sleeping all day and not eating. Now she is herself again ! I can not believe it. The vet wanted to pull her teeth out. And a 25$ bottle saved her life . Simply amazing tbh
This saved my cat from taking daily steroids, thank you so much!!
My vet prescribed steroids or teeth extraction. Got a second and third opinion and all vets suggested extraction. So I decided to try natural option as a last resort. I tried colloidal silver and bee propolis.
One month later at the check up appointment, my vet said everything is looking good and there’s no more inflammation🙌 only had a little gum issue.
I was so excited! The vet thinks I’ve given daily steroids, so he asked me if I needed a refill and I said no 😂😂 thank you so much!!
I love the way you can handle your animals they will let you do anything, not mine.
I just ordered colloidal silver.1 cat has mites the other has gingivitis.I used apple cider vinegar on both in the meantime and they have gotten much better in about a week.And the ACV seemed to work well after just a few day's.
ACV orally? Ingested? How much did you dilute it?
@@NoName-bb2pu 50/50.rub it into the ears.Not supposed to be used on open wounds.
@@randquadrozzi5850 acv on the ears for gingivitis? Sure?
my cat got a dental cleaning and when I picked him up they gave me back a cat with 3 less teeth. His teeth needed cleaning and his gums where a bit red and the dr said that it was so bad red he needed to take off the teeth. I m so upset because I would like to have tried other remedies before. My cat is on raw food and also gets healthy dry food. he loves the dry food, no problem with eating. We need more holistic vet!! I mean the pets need you! What is happening currently is not acceptable. I m still upset, I never thought the vet would just pull out some of my cats teeth without talking to me first
When you consent to surgery you would’ve consented to the doctor doing whatever they dreamed necessary that came up during the procedure. And 3 teeth is nothing geez. Cats have 33 teeth. I have a cat that lost 31 teeth with only 2 left after surgery so get over it. 🙄
@@Sckat28 So, let's do this instead.....I want you to imagine waking up after having a dental procedure done and the dentist says to you "instead of doing the procedure you paid us to do, we decided it was best to remove 90 percent of your teeth(without your consent). Now go on in to the world. We are moving on to the next patient"
If that happened to me, I can guarantee I would be in prison for murder.
But for a person as for yourself, maybe you need something such as that to teach you to keep your mouth shut and get your moral head plopped back on, showing some respect for life itself becomes all living things get one.
@@Sckat28rude
I read on two seperate pages, about nursemate asap with prime. It is cow colostrum. One page was a blog about Stomotitis. One woman's cat had Stomotitis, and she said she gave her cat Nursemate asap with prime. Cat's mouth was healed!
Another page was a review about Nursemate asap. The review was about the colustrum , and that it was liquid gold for her cat, as it healed cat's mouth , also!
I will be buying 5 syringes this week for my cat. Its about $20-25 with shipping/handling.
Its a cow's first milk. Antibodies. Boost immunity.
This is a Hollistic approach, and was advice given, by a hollistic doctor, to a woman whose cat was dealing with the miserable mouthpain.
May this bring you hope!
@@stephanie5859 Can you plase let us know if Nurasemate ASAP with Prime was helpful? Also, would love to see the blog articles (links) if you can share.
QUESTION:
My poor Gracie girl had an infected tooth, wobbling and falling out! The Vet gave her an antibiotic that we are STILL (2 months later) dealing with her loose stools & he gave a pain med that we swear WAS AN OVERDOSE!
But, that top front tooth being gone has made its lower counterpart stab her to the point of her upper gum being ballooned.
I dare not return to that Vet, as they obviously did her harm... even saying TRY TO RUB OFF THE PAIN MED FROM HER BACK AND STOP THE ANTIBIOTIC!
We are just SO WORRIED...
We stopped kibble and only feed her wet... trying to keep her from having to chew as much...
Oddly, the bubbles up area (where her top front tooth had been) is not red!
ANY IDEAS, WE BEG YOU...❣️
I’m not a vet but if her tooth is partially gone, it’s not salvageable. Cat teeth and human teeth are different. Theirs rot from the inside out. That is a case where removal makes sense.
Murray is so adorable!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Going to try all these. Anything to help my poor kitty. The antibiotics the vet gave her did nothing for her :(
Hello .
Same here !
C-h-l-o-r-i-n-e d-i-o-x-i-d-e will actual heal this. 3 drops in their small water dish daily for 3 months.
Same here. My cat has problem on his tongue. I am going to ask vet to give him a steroid injection tomorrow and then try the remedies Dr. gave in this video. Did the remedies help you cat? Thank you
You have a beautiful cat dr. Jones💖
Have a senior cat recovering from Dengue. Vet said he has gingivitis but there is not much redness, only swelling. I have coconut oil and colloidal silver. Another video recommended supplementing small amounts of turmeric into their diet and I believe vitamin C will help. It’s probably long and tedious to treat and will take awhile before the inflammation goes away. I hope I will get results asap. I need to force feed him to keep him alive and not dehydrated
In case anyone is reading, the colloidal silver and coconut oil given at night after a last meal and in the morning after a meal with a long pause in between really helped with the pain and inflammation. In 3 days, my cat was able to drink water on his own. I still need to force feed him soft food (or his special hepatic and renal kibble soaked in water for a few minutes to soften the outer part) I administer as if feeding him a pill but being more gentle, letting him swallow it himself instead of shoving it down his throat
Hi updates??
I just found your channel and I’m so thankful I did! Bless you! Appreciate what you do so much thank you
What's your thoughts on the liquid drop's you put on their water to stop plaque from building or to dissolve plaque, any recommendations , my cats love water .
I'd love to see your Response Dr. Jones
It’s prob Vit K2. That helps alot with plaque
But it’s in oil so just put a drop in the cats mouth
@@carolalmeida220 me too.
Me too
We tried a couple different products, including a crazy expensive one from our vet, with no improvement in our cat's dental health. (We tried each product for several months each, so we really did try!) It's possible that our Maine Coon's dental issues simply aren't responsive to this kind of remedy. Maybe because his issue is due an immune response instead of bacteria or anything else present in his gums or mouth their teeth? In other words, just because it didn't work for our kitty doesn't mean it won't work for yours.
I love you thank you , kitty's feeling/looking better already!!
I’m a new subber as I’ve just had my Hudson at the vet apparently has Stomatitis and needing partial or full extractions but I’m hesitant, unsure of diagnosis so feel I need second opinion plus I don’t have 2 to 3 k$, aswell as it’s gonna be a lot for my lil man to go thru…
So here I am YouTubing and watching you tell more more so I can assess the situation and feel good about what ever avenue I decide to take …Lisa , Perth West Australia
I read on two seperate pages, about nursemate asap with prime. It is cow colostrum. One page was a blog about Stomotitis. One woman's cat had Stomotitis, and she said she gave her cat Nursemate asap with prime. Cat's mouth was healed!
Another page was a review about Nursemate asap. The review was about the colustrum , and that it was liquid gold for her cat, as it healed cat's mouth , also!
I will be buying 5 syringes this week for my cat. Its about $20-25 with shipping/handling.
Its a cow's first milk. Antibodies. Boost immunity.
This is a Hollistic approach, and was advice given, by a hollistic doctor, to a woman whose cat was dealing with the miserable mouthpain.
May this bring you hope!
Thank you! My cat was diagnosed with it yesterday
Welcome, but sorry to hear this
Murray was having a pretty good day today. 😸
Haha yeah:)
Murray is a great sport!!😸
I put colloidal silver in my cats food and water. I also put propolis powder in their food, and one drop of methylene blue.
Does this work on a chihuahua dog with a teeth disease like the cat in the video and he has also a heart disease that I treat now with both Vetmedin and the supplements that you recommend. 🙂 Thank you a thousunds of times for all these free videos and help you give, I cried of thankfulness when I saw how I could help my dog. Love you soo much!! Forever thankful to you! 🤗🙏🏻🌈💖☀️
There is no harm experimenting since I also do the same thing with our cats and dogs. They are both mammals anyway and even humans can do the same thing but the dosage will be different. Biohackers have been doing such stuff for years because they don't want conventional medicine.
Excellent! Sharing this one!
Thanks Dr. Andrew!😊(and Murray!❤)
This video is truly a godsend 🙏🙏🙏
Am i supposed to give all of these at the same time? Or do I trust the colloidial silver for 2wks, then the propolis for 2wks& so on and so on?? Or do I give those & the licorice root, omega 3 fatty acids, & the others all at the same time? Thx for all ur videos!
@@BonitaSixx not the same time try only one of those
@@b-magdaraogjericb3271 thank you so much :-)
Murray is very patient. Thank you. Your more help then the greedy vet! You give many remedies. By bye Murray!
Coconut oil is working. She stopped drooling blood and way down the other drooling also. Dark honey and the green tea also. She felt really great today! Thanks 😊.
Hello. Any kind of dark honey? What is the name of the green tea, you use? Do both treat the Inflammation? Given together? Thanks for your help. :)
*getting coconut & licorice ready*
Murray: 😾you ain’t putting another thing in my mou-- *inserts finger*
😂 we thank u for ur service Murray. Y’all have helped me and my felines out so much ❤ Ty! 🐾
Should I try applying all of them at the same time or just see which one works better?
I was wondering the same thing.
@@jancarron6110 me too!
Thank you, I don’t have this problem with my cats but I see a lot of people who post on fb that do. Shared!
Wow great video very informative. I work in veterinarian hospitals I have a non-anesthetic dental service. I occasionally come across cats with FGS(they slip by the veterinarian exam)Typically they're young cats with early stage stomatitis .We recommend complete mouth extraction .Not only will I be recommending this video and channel but also your remedies. Thanks Doc great job
Just found your video as my 7 month old cat just got diagnosed with this today. 😭 I know you have to be careful saying this, but is this a way to prolong his time before he needs his teeth extracted, or might this actually prevent the eventuality that he needs his teeth extracted? Thank you for the info!
I help a cat out with FIV/FeLV so this is frightening but I suppose expected. He's got ulcers on his tongue too. We've used the coloidal silver in the past for wounds, but never thought of using it in the mouth. I'll have to give it a try
My cat has felv and fiv too and her gums are really inflamed too :/ vet here is no help. They're just recommending antibiotics and steroids nothing like what this vet is trying
This is fantastic. Thank you for putting this video out.
I’ve tried the propolis and it seems to be helping. Went from stomatitis level 3 to level 1. Can I try the silver with it too? Her breath smells super bad which makes my other male kitten fur smell bad when they play. Anything for that?
were you able to apply it to the cat, my cat won't let my touch his mouth and he's refusing to eat also and i can't forcefully feed him because he don't wanna get touched, we already been to the vet twice and it was so expensive and still didn't help and i don't have money to go again
I actually stopped using propolis quite a while ago now and started using plaque off daily mixing it in her wet food. She’s now a year and 7 months old and at her recent vet visit the vet said her stomatitis is basically gone.
Does the cbd have to be rubbed into the gums or will giving it with some wet food be just as good?
CBD oil is readily absorbed through the mucous membranes (i.e. gums) under your pet’s lips, orally through the mouth, and even transdermally through the skin in the inside of the ear (great for cats!). Ideally give your pet’s dose by lowering their lip and dropping on to the gums, OR by placing drops on your finger, and rubbing on your pet’s gums.
I will have to try some of these. Someone was trying to rehome a 12 year old, declawed fixed male cat who ended up at my place for food (they claim he has always been indoor/outdoor). He screams when he tries to eat. I am taking care of him now and have been to the vet a couple times trying to get this under control so he isn't in pain to eat as it causes him not to want to eat.
What if you have a kitty cat that won't let you open her mouth? Can we put the oils and and such in the wet food?
My girl has something similar to this. My husband and I are pretty sure she has felion stomatitis. Except the vet wants to do a complete dental procedure consisting of x-rays, and a full mouth cleaning, in order to diagnose. The vet sent us the estimate and the total estimate with just one tooth extraction is going to be over $1,000😢.
Murray is so patient. How do you get him to cooperate so well?😅 Thank you very much for this!
Same. About a $2k estimate. I’m more worried about my cat going under.
Thank you so much for sharing these tips !!!
My 3 year old ragdoll has had 4 surgeries and all teeth removed. 4 months later, gum tissue building up again. 😢
Reading through the comments, and I am so sorry to hear about your precious ragdoll. 😢. I read on a blog that an hollistic doctor recommended someone's cat with the condition, Collostrum. It is called Nursemate asap with immune prime. It is cow Collostrum. BUT, there's no harm because its hollistic.
The person the hollistic doc recommended it to had gave some to her cat, and it healed her cat's mouth in about 3 days.
Collostrum helps with the inflation, as well as a boost to the immune system. I ordered it, and I did read reviews. One lady had said it was liquid gold , as it cleared away her cat's condition as well! I ha e been given it to my cat for a week straight. I have not seen much results , but I will give it a month 1/2 , I hope to see healing like these other woman have 🙏. I hope this helps!
Are we to combine these products? Or pick one?
What is the brand of Collodial Silver is that?
Love colloidal silver & coconut oil. The licorice root is typically contraindicated with kidney issues which a lot of cats suffer due to processed dry kibble. Could you still use licorice root for the 14 days without causing more issues with kidneys?
Take them off the dry cat food
We have a dog who ingested about 20 raisins about 18 months ago (she had to spend 2 nights in the doggy ER). Her blood work doesn't show any abnormal kidney values now but I'm hesitant to do anything that might adversely affect her kidneys so I'm interested in this too.
As a reminder don't allow anyone to give your dogs grapes or raisins. My husband didn't know so now he just won't let anyone give her anything. I'm good with that.
@@YeshuaKingMessiah They aren’t my cats. They are my client’s:/ I can make suggestions if I feel they are open and sometimes they are but don’t take the steps and then kitties also love their “crack” and it’s hard to get them off of it. I do what I can without overstepping. Not that I don’t advocate for the pets as much as I can, but there’s a fine line at times.
@@cityofoaks Oh boy 😔 Yeah. I taught that as well as other poisonous foods (plants, pharmaceuticals like Tylenol & Ibuprofen, etc) in my pet CPR/1st Aid Classes.
@@cw5118 Bless you for helping to educate.
i tried everything for over a year and nothing worked. I had to puree the food due to pain. She lost so much weight and was getting violent from pain. I had to get all the teeth taken out to save her and as much as i didn’t want to do it im glad i did as now 2 years later she is back to her normal self.
I'm glad she's doing better:)
@@VeterinarySecrets thankyou. I was against removing teeth so tried every product and did alot of research. She wouldn’t allow me near her mouth so everything had to go in the food and if she smelt something she didn’t like she wouldn’t eat. It was crunch time either i lose my cat or remove them.
YOu had no choice. Karen Becker, another holistic vet, said that if it is really that bad and you want to save your cat, then tooth extraction is the last resort.
@@whatevergoesforme5129 no i didn’t and believe me i tried it all but to save her life they had to come out even though 2 different vets told me not to do it. I took her to a vet dentist not a regular vet and paid 3500 dollars but it was worth it
3:44 you are very wrong about omega-3 - it thins the blood and cause MORE inflammation in gums. When I stopped giving omega-3 to my cats I was able finally take their gums inflammation under control, gums improved, bad breath went away.
Excellent vid
All these are great for humans too
The vet today told me my cat had a reabsorption lesion. My cat has some redness on each side of his back (pre?) molars. The one on the right had a spot that I felt was more of a bump or swollen. It’s a small spot but cat mouths are small. They recommended dental work with X-rays to see if the tooth needs to be removed. Based on information I have looked up because I don’t exactly want to put him under, state extraction is the only option. I’m trying to prepare myself. I started brushing a bit since last year but that back area is hard to reach. I just bought plaque off to sprinkle in his kibble.
I guess I won’t know unless I have them do X-rays but is this the only option? I read that if a cat has it once it can have more or have it again (it’s more likely). My cat is 4 and I want to prevent this from happening again. Is it too late?
Could you please do a video on using red light therapy for stomatitis?
How long did Murray live for ? I know he has passed away it's so sad.
My boy's breath was atrocious and I thought it was normal for him until his sister moved in and now I can tell he's not just stinky. He doesn't have stomatitis as far as I can tell; I think it might be gingivitis. However, he's losing teeth and has already lost most of his front teeth, and he doesn't groom himself (he never really has and I figured it was because he was an abandoned rescue kitten when I got him). I worry that I've let it progress further than it needed to out of ignorance but I simply cannot afford to take him into the vet more than once a year or in life-threatening emergencies and they didn't catch anything at his last checkup at around October last year.
I hope that you have a video on how to treat some of the other things he might have, and I will try some of these things in this video, as well as some things in the comments. Hopefully the rumbler I had when I first picked him up will finally come back and he'll start being vocal again (I thought he had just grown out of purring and talking as he passed his 12 months marker)
I just found your channel, it's very informative thank you, I have a stray with this problem, I'm going to try some of your recommendations , I will let you know how it goes..Thank you so much🙏
Murry is a good patient!
I'm going to have to go down the extraction route. I'm dealing with a feral and have no chance of being able to help him in this way. He's a lovely cat and let's me stroke him but as soon as I try to restrain him he kicks off.
Murray is the best!!
Could you put it on your finger some cats don’t like spray!
Hi doctor are stomatitis permanent in cats once they have it?
These medicine are in chemist or its only have vet ?
Do we use all of these on a Rotation throughout the week. Or try one of them for a few weeks?
Sir, my cat had inflammated gums onky around thow of her teeth, and recently lost a tooth. But the stra ge thing is that the inflamations is only on two of her teeth and these teeth are symmetical to each other.
Do dogs have stomatitis? If so can I use the same supplements?? Thank you in advance.
Thank you also Dr for these tips. Should I use all of them because I'm about to buy them all. I was given a $4,000 estimate to get his teeth removed and I hate the idea of doing that to him also. So I'm going to get all of these products and try it out. Thank you if anyone can answer my questions
Would something like HomeoPet Feline Purr Dental be a good option? I have an FIV+ cat and I want to try to fix the problem before needing to removing teeth if at all possible. At the very least, delay it for some years. He is only 6.
Thank you!!
I feel hopeless 😞 we took our cat he's 12 yeaes old he been diagnosed to Stomatitis, we done the medication like the doctor recommended. Nothing seems to work 😔 my worse fear is will habe remove all his teeth and the inflammation will return amd he'll suffer still and he'll no longer have his teeths. My second fear is...
If we cant get seem get him better and since we don't want remove his teeths... Im afraid Will have to do the one thing i can't do!
He's suffering he's lost too mich weight it's feel wrong pet him i can feel his spine and ribs when he was thicc boy.
Honestly, i feel like crying cause i feel like failure... we're doing everything for him as doctor recommended but... it's not working....
Update: also make sure the spray/liquid propolis isn't made with propylene glycol, which is toxic for pets. Best t get water based one
@@gevideos2702 what spray? I'm sorry, I'm lost
@@chevyimpala67winchester34Propolis spray
@veterinarysecrets
I’m currently having problems with my 11 month old kitten and his gums.
After a horrifying visit to the vet who as you mentioned suggested removing all of his teeth, I have now started a more holistic approach.
We are in the very early days of curing what we have been told is severe gingivitis caused by exposure to feline calicivirus. I’m not sure how true this is as he isn’t showing any other symptoms, he just has inflamed gums. He is well in himself and doing everything a normal healthy kitten should.
Do you have any videos or anything about calicivirus and the after effects? From what I understand he would have contracted it from his mother who would have been the carrier. Unfortunately as he is a rescue cat I don’t hold any medical/family history beyond that of the rescue which he was surrendered to at 10 weeks old. Thank you
My cat did not do well with CBD she threw up every time she had a bad reaction and each time i bought the pet version
Hello doctor, thank you so much for this wonderful information! I have a 16 year old cat with painful stomatitis and mouth ulcers but also has kidney disease and diagnosed restricted cardiomyopathy.. Is it safe to try the licorice root? She is not on heart medication or any other medication only natural supplements atm .We have tried so many remedies so far and nothing seems to work with her mouth.
I found Propolis Spray online, but it says for Kids, can I use it still?
I have been taking care of a stray for a couple years he disappeared for a while and came back but now he has had problems eating even wet food I buy the lickables just to feed him he won't let me touch him even though I sit directly beside him I don't know what to do and I have no money for a vet he is getting so skinny and I want to help him but I don't want to loose his trust can I put any of these things in his food?
That is what I do with stray cats because I doubt I can open their mouths and rub these remedies on their gums. There is one nice stray cat that I can hold and give medicine using a dropper before but now, it is hard to give him any drop because he reacts negatively due to his painful mouth. So I believe, you can put the medicine into something that stray can lick or drink from like diluted sardines. What is important is that we get the herbal medicine inside his mouth. And if he has problems eating, don't give a big amount of food because the objective is to give him the medicine as well which will be useless if he can't eat and finish his meal. I don't give that stray cat anything hard to chew now. I treat him like an old man who lost his teeth so that at least he would be able to just gulp, drink or lick the food so there is less pain. I even soak kibbles in water to make them very very soft and add some chicken broth or diluted sardines sauce and crush the kibbles so they become porridge like. Good for hydration as well if you add chicken broth/water/diluted sardines sauce.
What is the strength of the colloidal silver? The health food store said the lowest he has is 50 ppm.