Sentences with phrase «pink gums»

What you should know Does your dog have bright white teeth and healthy pink gums?

Does your dog have bright white teeth and healthy pink gums?

Any type of respiratory distress should be seen by your Veterinarian especially if you are seeing dark pink gums with some blue spots which disappear when respiration increases is indicative of inadequate oxygen being supplied to the blood, this may be due to lung problems or blood problems (carbon monoxide poisoning for example).

Note that cats normally have pale pink gums, so the tongue is actually a better barometer for checking color.

With proper care, your pet can have smooth, glistening pink gums, fresh breath, and sparkling white teeth.

Watch for vomiting, diarrhea or loss of bladder / bowel control; signs of nausea or dizziness; dark bluish - purple blotches spreading under the skin; difficulty breathing; pale or bright pink gums, ears, feet or nose; seizures, convulsions, or passing out; or anything else that's alarming — bad reactions are hard to miss.

Red, rather than pale pink gums are also indicative of dog dental disease.

You are looking for bright eyes, pink gums, and no discharge or foul odors.

Healthy Sugar Gliders Healthy sugar gliders have bright eyes, a moist pink nose, pink gums and patagium, the furred gliding membrane that stretches from the wrists to the ankles.

His vital signs were recorded as within normal limits: heart rate of 180 beats / min, respiration of 32 breaths / min, temperature of 101.8 °F, pink gums, and capillary refill time (CRT) of 1 second.

Healthy cats have pink gums; other colors point to illness.

These white cats with pink gums or eyelids, lack the protective pigment melanin.

Most breeds have pink gums.

Good Teeth and Gums «Good dental health includes not just having strong, white teeth but also — and arguably more important — healthy, moist, pink gums that cover the roots of those teeth without bleeding or excess gum tissue,» Dr. Scherk says.

Symptoms of hypoglycemia can come on suddenly and include: loss of appetite, trembling, weakness, increased urination and thirst, cold - white gums (vs. warm, pink gums), behavioral changes, lack of energy, response time and coordination; as well as involuntary twitching, seizures and partial paralysis of hindquarters.