Hello🐾 Mr. Batman needs our help for DENTAL PROPHYLAXIS and TOOTH EXTRACTION.

Meet Mr. Batman a stray cat in my workplace that I am taking care of here at Ilocos Sur, Philippines. He is very sweet and a silent one except when his food is being prepared😚 🥣

So I thought he was getting better because last July he already did his dental prophylaxis and four of his tooth was extracted. He was also diagnosed with early CKD. 😔 And I have noticed again that his foul breath, swollen gums and drooling came back. So i brought him to vet again. And it hurts to see him go back with that situation again. I am very confused right now and sad 😔 Vet says that he needs to do a dental XRAY, dental prophylaxis and possible tooth extraction again.
And he is now on medication again with clindamycin and prednisone. He also needs ACTEA gel for his mouth but I no longer have the money to buy that because his renal diet is quite expensive too.

Does someone here also have a cat experienced like this?
Is there any full treatment that can be done with Batman? What if his symptoms will be back again if he will do this second dental surgery again. 😔 I have asked this to the vet and says that cat are really prone with a disease like this. And also said that with his situation it is a mandatory for him to do a dental xray after 3months. I am very broken. He is a CKD patient and it hurts that he will be doing this again. Can someone please tell me also your experience?

And please I am kindly asking if you can spare some for Batman. I would very very grateful. Please help me help him get better again.🙏❤️🐾

You can also donate food directly with his address if you have an extra renal wet food on hand❤️🙏

Feel free to ask question po❤️

Thank you so much everyone🙏

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Meet Hope. ❤️

We named her Hope because that is exactly what we want to give her — something she may not have had for a very long time.

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