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Dental sticks, gel toothpaste or oral spray: keep up your cat's daily dental hygiene, gently.

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Dental hygiene for cats

Dental care is part of the grooming routine, alongside coat brushing. Our range includes dental chews, gel toothpaste, oral spray, a water additive and finger toothbrushes from Bugalugs, Bubimex, Serrano, Beeztees, Artero and Beaphar.

Which product for which use?

Dental chews and treats such as Bubifresh or Serrano's Sticks Plus fit easily into the routine of a cat that dislikes brushing; gel toothpaste and a finger toothbrush remain the most thorough option for regular care, while oral spray or a water additive offer a simple everyday alternative.

How to build the habit gently

Start with short, brush-free handling, let the cat taste the toothpaste, then introduce the finger toothbrush gradually. If bad breath persists, or gums look red or a tooth seems damaged, ask your vet for advice.

Why buy your cat's dental care from Animorix?

Also see our cat treats and, for households with a dog too, the same range in dog dental care. Shipped from France in 3 to 7 working days, secure payment by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and free delivery in mainland France from €99.

Frequently asked questions

How often should a cat's teeth be brushed?
Ideally several times a week, though even occasional care with a dental stick or oral spray is still worthwhile.
Are anti-tartar treats enough on their own?
They support dental hygiene but do not replace regular brushing; pair them with toothpaste or a finger toothbrush.
How do I get a cat used to tooth brushing?
Introduce toothpaste on a finger first, in short sessions, before moving on to a finger toothbrush.
What should I do about persistent bad breath?
See your vet, as unusually strong breath can have a cause beyond simple hygiene.