I realize that I am self-diagnosing her, but here's the deal.

paws at her mouth incessantly.

on the left side and usually after she eats. If I rub her gums on the right, she's fine. if I rub on the left, she goes into fits of pawing.

has a history of gingivitis. I have had her in for teeth cleanings in the past, and they have removed at least one abscessed tooth in the past. I have had several vets check her mouth thoroughly, and they don't see anything. I would bring her in for a teeth cleaning, but I am concerned about anesthetic because she's in kidney failure. I have read that they will do bloodwork to determine the kidney levels, and that they can administer fluids along with the anesthesia.

have any experience with this? I have waited because I don't want to put her at unnecessary risk. I know, I know, just take her in and ask a vet's opinion. Yeah, yeah. Obviously I will do that. I'm the type of client who likes to be well informed advocate for my cat.

i need to go to the dentist but i am so scared, can i ask to be put to sleep, will they charge me loads more?

kill the germs that cause bad breath, plaque, and the gum disease gingivitis?

Yikes, I wasn't warned before hand so It was all kind of a shock. He tested for Group B and did a cervical exam. Im not dialated But it hurt so bad, I feel like a baby. He said he could feel his head though.

he was all done and sat me up I started feeling like I was going to pass out, whatever he was saying was a big jumble and my vision was all white, I couldn't catch my breath no matter how big I breathed in, and I was all shaky. My fiance got the doctor, when they came in I had my pants 1/2 way on(embarrassing) and they check my oxygen(low) blood pressure dropped since they took it 15 min before.

is a name for what it is called but his voice was jumbled.

this happened to you? What is it called?

I need dental insurance where i don't have to pay when i go to the dentist I want to find one where they cover everything.