THANK YOU! I’ll stick to them then 🙂

Hi Lorena! While some cat owners report good results with Vetriscience dental treats, Dentalife has been scientifically tested and is approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council to help control tartar.

Hi there. There are very few dental treats that are even proven to work, so I would recommend considering other options, including water additives. See the VOHC list of approved products for cats.

I buy these Intellident chews on Amazon. They aren’t a super high value treat for her, but she likes them, and you only have to give cats three of these per day so you aren’t increasing their caloric/carbohydrate intake by too much. I don’t brush her teeth and I just came back from the vet who told me that her teeth are in perfect shape. She said to keep up whatever I’m doing, so I guess these chews work.

Not sure that plain dehydrated meat has been shown to improve dental health. I’ve heard good things about raw chicken necks. I tried them and my cat LOVED them, but I had to stop giving them to her because she would play with them and drag them all over the floor while eating and get bacteria all over the place. If anyone does try chicken necks, be sure NOT to cook them as the bones will become dried out and brittle and could kill your cat.