Taking care of your cat's teeth is crucial for their overall health. While cats are often seen as independent creatures, when it comes to their dental health, they could use a little extra help. Why is cat dental care important? Cats can develop many dental diseases due to their curious nature. Common dental diseases include periodontal disease, gingivitis, and tooth decay. These issues can progress into more severe conditions and may impact other organs. In worst cases, untreated dental problems can affect a cat's heart, liver, and kidneys. Starting a routine Begin regularly brushing your cat’s teeth and massaging their gums when they’re young. Not only does this promote the growth of clean teeth and healthy gums, but it also helps them get used to the process early on.  Watch out for bites on your first few tries and reach out to your vet if you need support and guidance. Fun fact: Kittens ...

Brushing your cat’s teeth is an important part of their dental routine. Like us, they can develop dental problems such as bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease. Brushing their teeth to remove the build-up of plaque and tartar is one of the most effective ways to help prevent these problems. Following these tips will help you master brushing their teeth in no time. Start early The earlier you introduce your cat to teeth brushing, the better. Kittens are more adaptable, so begin when they're young. However, if your cat is older, it's still possible to establish this routine with patience and persistence. Gather supplies Before you begin, ensure you have a cat-specific toothbrush and toothpaste. Never use human toothpaste, as it can be harmful to cats. Introduce gradually Cats are sensitive to new textures and tastes. Let your cat sniff and taste the toothpaste before you start brushing. This can help them get used to the unfamiliar sensation ...