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I'm Jenny, and this is my one-year old kitty Melog. He's been diagnosed with Juvenile Hyperplastic Gingivitis, which means no amount of home care will improve the gum inflammation he's had since I adopted him 6 months ago! He needs a dental cleaning under anesthesia, or he'll eventually lose the ability to eat & then ultimately die of sepsis.
I do have pet insurance, but of course they won't cover dental! Most cleanings cost around $1,500 - $2,000, but this one is going to cost around $3,000 because it's so extensive. I'm disabled from Long COVID & I can only work part-time. I can't afford a $3,000 procedure! But I won't let my sweet kitty suffer. He can live a normal, healthy, long life-- as long as he gets the medical care he needs!






