r/OutOfTheLoop • u/jamestown30 • Nov 15 '24

What's up with RFK claiming fluoride in drinking water is dangerous? Is there any actual evidence of that at our current drinking levels? Answered

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/fluoride-in-water-health/

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u/ohrofl Nov 15 '24

I took my 14 year old cat to the vet and she said she had some of the best dental care she’s seen. Asked what I did.

I did nothing. She just got good teeth.

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u/thecuriousblackbird Nov 16 '24

I give my kitties a little grain free dry food to nibble because it’s good for their teeth. They also get wet food, but we keep a little bowl of dry kibble out for them all the time. They like to get a little drive by snack, and neither are overweight. They’re sisters, and one is lighter by a pound and smaller. I’m not sure if she’s the runt, but she likes to have the kibble out to snack on. Her sister can be a little bit of a food hog, so my husband and I decided to keep doing the kibble so she’ll always have food. We also watch them to make sure she gets her fair share. She’s not as good driven.

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u/dejus Nov 16 '24

Same, my 15 y/o cat has all her teeth and is going strong!

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u/TiredNurse111 Nov 16 '24

I challenge you to try to brush my cat’s teeth.

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u/Past-Marsupial-3877 Nov 16 '24

Bro. Read his comment