A group of college students who called themselves Fangs A Lot have opened a business in Britain named Animal Solutions. They sell false teeth for cats. And dogs and other animals, as needed.
Will the business take off? Only time will tell. Link -via Dump Trumpet
Cats have notoriously bad dental problems. Cat owners seldom brush their cats' teeth or scrape the surfaces of the teeth to remove plaque. By the time a cat is 3 or 4 years old, she may already have periodontal disease that can lead to tooth loss. Tooth loss may also come about as a result of tooth breakage, particularly in the canine teeth.
Will the business take off? Only time will tell. Link -via Dump Trumpet
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Should've used pig bladder potion, roger.
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I tred flossing my chmpanzee and lost a fnger. now ts hard to type.
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Gummy lions - yum.
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If you feed them dry food they usually don't have problems. The problem is too much "meatcat" (wet food).
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I'm supposed to try brushing my cat's teeth? She refuses to even be brushed! Oh well. 14 years and she's never had more than a little plaque build-up.
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