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Old 09-23-2014, 09:39 AM #1
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Oh, Kitty that reminds me. One of our cats in the past used to do that with the teeth... I called it "fanging"... she did that when she wanted her food treat. (I gave each of the 3, a treat each day, their own special fave). LOL
When Maya wants her treat she just sits and gives me a special
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My cat Gracie does this with her right side, also. She rubs so hard against me that sometimes her teeth will scratch me.

Like MrsD said this is how cats mark things with their scent. If it hurt her teeth she wouldn't do it.

If she had issues with her teeth she'd be pawing at her mouth and/or refusing to eat.
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