How To Take Care Of Your Cats Teeth
Home Dental Care Methods for Your Cats Brushing your cat’s teeth regularly is an important part of ensuring her health. Almost 90% of cats suffer dental problems during their lifetime. Like us, they can develop gum disease, tartar and plaque buildup, bad smell, and abscesses, all of which can lead to infection and tooth loss. You may assist combat these issues by providing good feline dental care and feeding them the right foods.
As a carnivore, your cat must have clean, strong, and sharp teeth. Unfortunately, many cats do not receive appropriate food to condition their teeth. Hill’s® Science Diet® Adult Oral Care cat food has fiber to help minimize plaque and tartar buildup, as well as unique kibble technology for clean teeth and fresh breath. It also contains additional nutrients that are important for your cat’s overall health.
If your cat has a dental problem, you may not notice it right away. One reason is that cats instinctively hide their discomfort in order to avoid seeming susceptible to predators, so it may take some time to realize she’s hurting. If she hides more than normal, refuses to sleep, or gets aggressive, she may be having tooth pain.
