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Do you brush your teeth every day? Most people do because they know how important oral hygiene is for their overall health. Now, consider this—your cat can’t brush their own teeth or check for plaque and tartar buildup. Their oral health is entirely your responsibility.
At our cattery, we take oral health seriously. Each cat has their teeth brushed regularly because maintaining good dental hygiene is essential to their well-being. We recommend brushing at least twice per week to prevent plaque accumulation, tartar formation, and the development of painful dental diseases.
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The process is simple and takes just a couple of minutes. We use a 360° toothbrush, which allows for more effective cleaning with minimal effort. For toothpaste, we use either Virbac enzymatic toothpaste, specifically designed for pets, or pure virgin coconut oil, which has natural antibacterial properties. A small amount of toothpaste or coconut oil is applied to the brush before gently introducing it to the cat’s mouth. The cat is then encouraged to chew on the brush while we hold it in place, ensuring both sides of their mouth are cleaned.
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Consistent brushing helps prevent common feline dental issues such as gingivitis, periodontal disease, and tooth resorption, which can cause significant pain and lead to tooth loss. Poor dental health doesn’t just affect the mouth—bacteria from untreated dental infections can enter the bloodstream, potentially leading to heart, liver, and kidney disease.
A simple commitment to brushing your cat’s teeth twice a week can have a lasting impact on their health and quality of life. It’s a small effort with significant benefits, ensuring your cat remains comfortable, healthy, and free from preventable dental problems.
Maine Coone-Züchter in Australien
