Many people do not brush their cats teeth often enough, others not. If your cat's teeth are not brushed, bacteria will accumulate and can cause tooth loss. We recommend brushing your cat's teeth every week. If you have a cat, you should start brushing their teeth when the 36 has grown by about 6 months old. If you have an adult cat, introduce slowly and keep sessions short.
You can buy toothbrushes specially designed for cats, but the toothbrush of a child is just as good, just make sure that the bristles are flexible in order to avoid cutting the gums. Do not use toothpaste as it can cause digestive problems and make your cat sick. You can buy toothpaste from your pet store, veterinarian or online.
To wash your cat's teeth begin gently brush the outer surface of the teeth. Do not brush the inside of the tooth until the cat is used for the process. Brush in circular motions from the bottom of the eraser on the tip of the tooth. Some cats require professional cleaning when there is a severe tartar buildup. When you brush your teeth "notification in accordance with their cat" cat "s gums.
Consult your veterinarian if your gums are swollen, if there is bleeding, bad breath, excessive salivation, dark spots, sores, refusal or reluctance to open his mouth to eat. If your cat is one of these symptoms, you may have gum disease. Gum disease is common in cats and can be fatal if not treated. It begins with the buildup of plaque and tartar that causes the infected roots. This can be avoided regular brushing.
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