The simplest, most common and lowest cost way to care for your cat’s teeth is to brush your cat’s teeth regularly, and you should start brushing your cat’s teeth from an early age. The sooner it can adapt to brushing, the sooner your cat’s teeth will be cared for, and it will also save you the time. Adult cats are not used to the hassle and hassle of brushing their teeth.

The tools required to clean your cat’s teeth are very simple, including cat-specific toothpaste, toothbrushes, cotton swabs, etc. The task of brushing the cat's teeth is relatively simple. First, apply a little toothpaste on the cat's lips so that the cat can become familiar with and accept the taste of toothpaste. After the cat gets used to it, the breeder can use a cotton swab to gently touch the cat's gums. During the cleaning process, the action should be gentle and slow so that the cat can slowly accept the work of the toothbrush. After cleaning, just clean the cat’s mouth.

In order to avoid dental health problems in pet cats, in addition to the necessary brushing, cleaning, and removing tartar, in daily life, owners should try to avoid feeding soft and sticky food to cats and should choose dry food. Because soft and sticky food can easily remain on the cat’s teeth after eating it, it can easily cause oral problems in the cat. Dry food not only does not cause this problem, but also has the function of removing tartar and playing a role in cat dental care.