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Old 18-08-2011, 09:47 AM
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Oscar has a little blood blister on his gum

At their post neutering check up the vet told me as they were teething I didn't have to brush the kittens teeth. However a month without doing it has meant starting from scratch and although Wilbur is fine about it, Oscar doesn't mind me touching his mouth/teeth/gums, but hates the toothpaste.

Anyway, I noticed yesterday that he has, what looks like, a little blood blister on his gum, right at the back. Could this be from a new tooth? He is eating/drinking fine and it doesn't appear to be causing any pain as he doesn't flinch when I touch the area, but should I take him to the vets for it, or just see how it goes?
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Old 18-08-2011, 03:25 PM
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Re: Oscar has a little blood blister on his gum

I booked him in to see the Vet as I got no replies, and thought I'd better be on the safe side.

£31.88 just for a consultation. Blimey!
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