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Cats are experts at hiding pain, which means many cat owners don’t realize their feline friend is suffering from serious dental problems—until it’s too late. In fact, studies suggest that up to 80% of cats over the age of four have some form of dental disease ( Harvey, 2010 ). This means dental health isn’t just an occasional concern—it’s a widespread, often overlooked issue affecting millions of cats worldwide. Pic: Bashar Kadi I learned this the hard way with one of my foster cats. She arrived in my care with a scruffy coat, an appetite that fluctuated wildly, and—what I later realized—severe dental disease. At first, I didn't spot the signs. Bad breath? I chalked it up to normal “cat breath.” A little bit of drooling? Maybe she was just relaxed. But when she started losing weight and hesitating before eating, I knew something was seriously wrong. At her check-in vets appointment, it was clear that she required multiple extractions. I was heartbroken—she had been silently su...

Dental care is one of the most overlooked aspects of feline health, yet up to 80% of cats over four years old suffer from some form of dental disease. If brushing your cat’s teeth feels like an impossible task, you’re not alone—many cat owners seek alternative ways to support their cat’s oral hygiene. That’s where dental treats, like Scrumbles Gnashers Cat Dental Treats , come in. Pic: Paul, Kitten Kaboodle But do they really help? Let’s take a closer look at what they offer and whether they’re a good addition to your cat’s dental routine. 🦷 What Are Scrumbles Gnashers Cat Dental Treats? Scrumbles Gnashers are bite-sized dental treats formulated to help reduce plaque and tartar buildup in cats. Made with natural ingredients, these crispy-soft treats are designed to clean your cat’s teeth as they chew, providing an easy, stress-free way to promote better oral health. ⭐ Key Features: Clinically Proven Plaque Reduction: Contains Sodium Hexametaphosphate (SHMP), an active ingredie...

Cats may seem like masters of relaxation, but keeping an indoor cat happy and healthy takes more than just a cozy spot by the window. Boredom and inactivity can lead to weight gain, stress, and even behavioral issues. So, how can you make your home a feline-friendly playground? Here’s how to keep your indoor cat both entertained and thriving. 🐾 Create Vertical Spaces for Climbing and Perching Ever noticed how cats love to be up high? It’s not just a quirk—it’s instinct! Indoor cats need vertical spaces to explore, giving them a sense of control over their environment. Try these options: Cat trees or wall-mounted shelves Window perches for sunbathing and birdwatching Tall scratching posts that double as climbing stations 🎾 Interactive Playtime: Make it Fun and Engaging A few minutes of interactive play each day can make all the difference! Instead of leaving toys around (which your cat may ignore), get involved: Wand toys mimic the movement of prey—perfect for satisfyin...