Cat Dental Treats

Dental Treats For Cats 

As responsible pet owners, we understand the significance of your cat's health. By incorporating our dental treats into their routine, you take a proactive step towards preventing dental issues and ensuring a happier, healthier life for your beloved feline. Our vet-recommended cat dental treats are formulated to promote good oral hygiene and are available in a variety of mouthwatering flavours that will have your cat purring with delight, making dental care an enjoyable experience for them!

Cat Dental Treats FAQs

Do dental treats work for cats?

Absolutely! Cat treats for dental health can be effective in promoting dental health for your feline companions. These treats are specially formulated to target plaque and tartar buildup on your cat’s teeth.

However, it's essential to understand that dental treats should not be considered a substitute for regular dental care. While these treats can be a valuable addition to your cat's oral care routine, they work best when combined with other dental care practices such as brushing their teeth using a special toothbrush and toothpaste. 

How do cat dental treats work?

Cat dental treats work by their special texture and composition, encouraging cats to chew on them. As cats bite into these treats, the texture helps to mechanically remove plaque and tartar buildup from their teeth. Some dental treats are gentle on the gums and can help massage them, reducing the risk of gum disease. Additionally, these treats may also contain breath-freshening ingredients to combat bad breath, leaving your cat with fresher breath after enjoying the treat.

How often should I give my cat dental treats?

Follow the feeding instructions provided on the package of the dental treat product you choose. These instructions are typically based on your cat's weight and may suggest a certain number of treats per day or per feeding.

It’s important to note that moderation is key when offering dental treats to your cat. While they can be beneficial for dental health, excessive consumption might lead to extra calorie intake and potential weight gain. As every cat is unique, it's always best to consult your veterinarian before introducing any new treats into your cat's diet.