Anyone who sees a cute and lovable cat will pick it up and play with it, but why does the cat at home have a bad breath recently? When it comes to bad breath, it is not only a problem with cats, but also with dogs, including ourselves. We need to brush our teeth frequently to clean our mouths. It smells bad, so is there any good way to deal with bad breath in cats at home?

In fact, the simplest solution is to brush the pet cat's teeth. However, if the cat has induced gingivitis, periodontitis and other oral diseases, then you have to take the pet cat to the pet hospital to see a dentist. Brushing your pet cat's teeth is relatively simple in life, but in order for the cat to get used to and accept brushing, you have to start training it from an early age.

To brush your pet cat’s teeth, you must first prepare some tools. In the early stage, you can prepare a roll of soft gauze. After the cat adapts to brushing, you can prepare a professional pet toothbrush and toothpaste.

When brushing your cat’s teeth, you can wrap the gauze around your finger, then dip it in water and wipe the cat’s teeth and gums. Similarly, if you are using a pet toothbrush, you can apply a little toothpaste on the cat's lips to let it get used to the taste of toothpaste. Then brush your cat's teeth with a toothbrush, pet toothpaste, or a saline solution.

Note that it also takes time for your pet cat to fully adapt to brushing its teeth. Parents should also be patient when training their cats to brush their teeth and give them enough time to adapt. I believe that pet cats will adapt to brushing their teeth after a period of time, and owners will no longer have to worry about their cats having bad breath after brushing their cats’ teeth regularly.