what can i do for bad breath for a cat just under a year. ?

Posted by admin under Cats


bad breath
Sally G asked:


What can i do for getting rid of my cats bad breath.

Caffeinated Content


Share and Enjoy:
  • Digg
  • Bumpzee
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • Furl
  • Mixx
  • NewsVine
  • Reddit
  • StumbleUpon
  • YahooMyWeb
  • Google Bookmarks
12 Responses to “what can i do for bad breath for a cat just under a year. ?”
  1. Logikal Says:

    Go to the pet store and buy special cat treats for cleaning their mouths and freshening their breath. There’s quite a few different ones.

  2. Shannon E. Says:

    Go to the vet and they will have some suggestions as to what to do about your cats breath

  3. Margarita T Says:

    ??
    Avoid soft food (canned) .

  4. Ed Anger Says:

    Admit it. You’re really asking this question for yourself, aren’t you?

  5. ?Puma? Says:

    My sisters lab had the worst breath. We found out that he was allergic to this dog food we were feeding him, which was causing the bad breath. She changed the food and had his teeth cleaned and his breath is 100% better.

  6. Tom T Says:

    stop having the cat lick your butt.

  7. Notorious Salsa Says:

    change diet and get some tarter fighting treats

  8. Kc2006 Says:

    There are actually cat treats that are meant to get rid of bad breath. I used them and they worked pretty well. They would be at any pet supply store.

  9. Budgirl2u Says:

    I wish I knew, but when you find out, let me know because my friend Jack needs to do something about his breath….gross!

  10. Marna Says:

    there is a product you can mix into their water, which has no flavor.

    *simple solution pet sweet breath freshener*

    it can be found at petsmart.

    it worked wonders for my cats’ breath – way better than treats, plus it doesn’t make them fat! : )

  11. dreamrmom2007 Says:

    well if changing to a dry food and treats dont work, it could be possible that the cat might have some dental issues and may need to have his/her teeth examined to make sure there is no tooth decay, etc. good luck

  12. levdubya Says:

    You can try a few things. First, go to the vet to rule out any teeth problems. If the teeth are OK, try switching to a less stinky food. Preferably something grain-free, or at least no corn or wheat gluten. Also, try giving Greenies cat treats. They are supposed to help freshen the cat’s breath.

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.