Good Lifestyle

As anyone else may have attached, having a cat at home is a really happy experience.It's also extremely beneficial for your health: Possessing a cat can reduce your stress, reduce your risk of heart disease and even help promote new friendships. (Human friends, to be clear.) On the front of the health, your fur friend throws some bones at your leisure, so that you should absolutely return the favor - and we speak more than regular veterinary controls.

For starters, you should have the toilet regularly, to prevent the wrinkled fur, which can cause undue pain. You must also make sure they are fully vaccinated and, even if they are a feline inside only, dosed with Frontline (or any other anti-mashed measurement). But always, even if you are diligent about all the above, you risk being essential, we would discuss: themore Essential step to keep your chat as healthy as possible: Regular brushing of teeth.

Yes, this task too human is a cornerstone of your animal's well-being. By neglecting to clean your feline canines, you expose them to a health risk bison. To begin, periodontal disease. In the youngest years of your pet, the disease is barely perceptible; The only important side effect is bad breath. (You will probably be more a victim of the bad breath of your cat.) Butaccording to The American veterinary dental college, as cat age, the disease can cause deterioration of their hearts, liver and kidneys.

As if it were not worrying enough, skip the oral cleanings of your pet can also hinder the appetite of your pet: Gingivitis can lead to sensitive teeth and gums, which makes the consumption painful of your pet. Obviously, cats can not communicate verbally this pain to us, so they will just stop eating. (Another key indicator is frequented at the paw at the mouth area.)

And, of course, in addition to all this, neglecting to brush your cat's teeth leads to the same problems that afflict humans who ignore the task: accumulation of the plate; swollen, sensitive or bloody gums; and, in extreme cases, cavities.

The good news is that it is easy to fight against these diseases. You can recover a toothbrush and a toothpaste to your veterinarian. An extra-soft human toothbrush will do the trick too. Just beextremely careful use only a pet toothpaste; Human toothpaste contains chemicals that will make patient famers. For our money,Above this virbac ($ 7) Your best bet: Sure for catsand Dogs (if you have a puppy, too) and comes five tasty (well, supposedly; we do not know ...) Flavors.

Ultimately,according to The American Animal Hospital Association, you only need to do it once a day. In other words, it is even easier to brush your cat's teeth than to brush yours. So you really have no excuse to jump.

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