Cats don’t need to brush their teeth, but you should pay attention to the cat’s oral hygiene and try to feed the cat as little meat as possible. Eating too much will cause bad breath. When you find that your cat has bad breath or a small amount of dental calculus, you need to brush your cat's teeth. Otherwise, your cat's mouth will stink even more and it will easily cause various oral diseases.

Precautions for brushing cats' teeth

1. At the beginning, the owner can gently rub his fingers back and forth on the cat's gums, initially only rubbing the outer part. Wait until they get used to this routine, then open their mouth and rub the gums and teeth on the inside.

2. When brushing your teeth, hold the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle, and use small circles to brush a few teeth at a time at the intersection of the gums and teeth; finally, brush the teeth and the gaps between the teeth vertically. spots; repeat these procedures until all the teeth on the inner cheek are brushed. Then, continue brushing the gums and teeth inside your mouth.

3. At first, most cats resist and refuse to open their mouths, but the patient owner always wins in the end. You should brush it at least three times a week to effectively maintain your cat’s oral hygiene. Don't use force to brush your cat's teeth.