A cat’s mouth is engineered by Mother Nature to eat other animals, not chew on cereal. These amazing obligate carnivores’ mouths tell us a lot about their nutritional needs.
Carnivore Teeth Aren’t Made for Cereal
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Dry Food Doesn’t Keep Cat’s Teeth Clean
Feeding dry food to cats contributes to gum disease as well as plaque and tartar formation.
Periodontal Disease Page Available in Korean
Thanks to two very time-generous website visitors, the page about feline periodontal disease is now available with a Korean translation.
Carnivores Through and Through
Teeth, tongue, paws, and whiskers – those are just a handful of the pieces of physical evidence that everything about your cat from the ground up is carnivorous.
Getting Back the Chunky Value
If your raw-fed cat is willing to eat chunks of meat, go for it! It’s great for a cat to get the mouth exercise.