Mouth and Dental

Here we have collected products for the cat's dental care and oral hygiene. Find toothbrushes for cats, soft finger brushes, mouth sprays, dental gel, dental scrapers and dental tablets. Brushing the cat's teeth regularly means that food residues and coatings are removed mechanically from the tooth surfaces, which in turn means that the risk of tartar decreases. You can brush away plaque and lighter tartar with the help of a toothbrush or finger brush - it is easiest to get your cat used to brushing as a kitten. But even older cats can start to appreciate toothbrushing with the right dental gel or toothpaste as these are often flavored with yummy flavors such as cheese, salmon and peppermint. Check out the range below for products that will help you take care of the cat's teeth and mouth in the best way ♥

Plaque is a coating on the teeth that contains bacteria that can damage the teeth and gums. If the plaque is not treated, it can instead form tartar - which is more difficult to get rid of. Just as people can get plaque and tartar, the cat can also get it. If the tartar is not removed, it can damage the teeth and gums, leading to gingivitis and tooth loss at worst. But there are simple ways to avoid this. By brushing the cat's teeth, you remove food particles and other things that can form plaque, even some plaque and light tartar can be brushed off. One can use a regular toothbrush with a handle, or a finger brush, to brush the cat's teeth.

There are also dental gel and toothpaste that can be used in conjunction with tooth brushing to provide a more effective brushing and to make the brushing a little more fun for the cat. Many of the toothpastes are flavored with flavors that cats like - so the toothbrushing is something to look forward to. Some tooth gels can be used on their own, without brushing. Other products for the cat's oral hygiene are mouth spray, dental wipes (wet wipes for the teeth) and various tablets. These can improve the cat's breath and keep your cat's teeth clean and healthy. Start to care for the cat's teeth when the cat is a kitten, so it becomes easier when it is grown up.