I had a cat who among many other health issues had no teeth. The way they extract them turns the gum hard and gives it somewhat of an edge after some time . Obviously not as hard or sharp as a tooth, but enough to eat dry food without a problem.
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This is how you are allowed to eat your lunch by your superior
My sister adopted two inbred cats a while back. Two of the sweetest, dumbest things I've ever met. One of them, Tony (who we called the sewer monster, among, many, many other names), was stunted, so even at a few years old was no bigger than my current 4 month old kitten. Everything was stunted except for his teeth though, which seemed to be full sized. So he always had these vampire fangs hanging out of his mouth. He had to get them all removed too, which just made him look even weirder. Poor little freak of nature passed last year, miss his gummy little face lol
Kind of what I was thinking. She's seen it all so she just loves life to the fullest.
She's one of the sweetest cats I've ever had the pleasure of being around. Loves cuddles and never gets feisty (big fan of belly rubs). Funny because she was a wild cat originally.
I'm actually not sure what you'd call this colouration, I've always just called her 'tabby' or 'kinda looks like a mackerel' lol. And yes the older the more sappy you gotta be with them, this one is only 10 but she runs the place
Aww poor guy, gotta keep the tradition alive
Hopefully they come around, took these two a little while
It melts my heart lol, they've embraced being brudders
It's very fitting, isn't it? Technically his name is Mr. Bean but to me he's just Bean, or Bean-o
Lil man is Pedro, big guy is Bean. Bean hated Pedro when we first brought him home. It didn't last, as you can see here.
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Can climb a screen door like nobodys business