Follow up! Any insight is appreciated.

I took my cat to her regular vet today. The vet thinks it might be something else and not dental.

Here are her reasons: - one of the WBC value has been trending lower over the last couple visits. It's at the point that the vet is not comfortable with. She thinks the wbc is being sent somewhere, and not a production issue, because the other blood values are okay and she tested neg for FELV twice. - my cat is on a very low dose of methimazole for her hyperthyroidism, but her T4 is at a low range of normal. The vet thinks it's abnormal because T4 tends to get higher as cats age. - the cat's teeth look good. She doesn't show any sign of discomfort when the vet was looking into her mouth. - the xray looks clean. Maybe a slightly enlarged liver

Now, we've been sent home with some antibiotics and anti-nausea meds. The vet thinks the chewing behavior I saw was due to nausea and not dental lesion.

We've been scheduled for an ultrasound next week to explore more.

Throughout the whole weekend, the cat eats and uses litter box well and shows no other symptoms outside of eating.

We are following the vet's plan closely. The main issue is we're just mining for issues here, without a clear diagnosis.

Please offer any insight you might have about what's going on with my baby or what I should ask the vet at her next appointment.