Methods for cleaning cat’s dental calculus:

1. If the cat’s dental calculus is light, the owner can choose to use cat-specific toothpaste and toothbrush to brush the cat’s teeth. It is generally recommended that the owner Brush the cat's front teeth and canine teeth first, and then brush the back teeth after the cat adapts. After a period of persistence, the cat's dental calculus will be significantly improved.

2. Wrap medical gauze around your fingers, dip it in tea or light salt water and gently wipe the cat's teeth, especially the upper premolars. The friction of the gauze can also easily remove tartar.

3. If the cat has serious dental calculus, you should take the cat to a regular pet hospital for teeth cleaning. Note that cat teeth cleaning also requires anesthesia, so the cat should be deprived of food and water first to prevent the cat from vomiting and choking himself while in a coma.

Precautions for cat dental calculus:

1. If your cat’s teeth are covered with brown deposits or has obvious bad breath, you should find a veterinarian for professional treatment. Oral care.

2. Brush the cat’s teeth regularly, feed raw meat and bones, provide cat food with no or low carbohydrates and a high proportion of meat ingredients, and let the cat drink more water, which can effectively prevent or reduce the occurrence of dental calculus in cats.

3. When cats eat soft food, it is easy for food residues to stick to their teeth, which will increase the possibility of dental calculus. Cats should be fed dry cat food as their daily staple food. The specific particle shape of cat food can help cats clean their teeth when chewing, remove plaque during friction, and prevent dental calculus.