21/10/2026
Hands up, who regularly checks their cat's teeth?
It's something that's easily forgotten, especially when your cat seems perfectly happy and is eating normally.
But cats can be very good at hiding dental discomfort, and problems can develop without obvious signs.
Bad breath, red gums, tartar and changes in eating habits are all things worth paying attention to.
The good news is that there are things you can do at home to help look after your cat's teeth.
We've put together a few tips to get you started.
And remember, if you spot something that doesn't look right, your vet is always the first port of call.
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