Vets agree that cat’s teeth need regular brushing – but a lot of pet parents skip this important part of the health routine. Read our vet-approved expert tips on how to keep your cat’s teeth healthy and clean… and avoid costly dental bills in the future.

In consultation with Petstock Vet Dr Alison Kemp, these are the symptoms, treatments, and prevention methods for dental disease in cats.

You need to check for dental disease, but there’s no way you’re sticking your hand inside a mouth full of 42 sharp teeth. But guess what? You don’t need to! In a guest post for Pet Smarts, Dr Chris Brown is confessing his secret hack to check pet’s teeth.