Brush your cat for a super adorable cat

Most cats will enjoy quite a bit of training after one week of training because the toothpaste for cats will smell quite delicious.
- Once your cat is quite interested in licking this toothpaste from the brush, show them the movements when you brush your teeth, such as keeping their lips / head still while they are licking.

- After a few days, start using a cat toothbrush for a few seconds to let them get used to it. You can give them rewards after completing the training.

- Extend training time and do not forget to encourage your cat with snacks.

By the time your cat is familiar with how to brush your teeth with a brush, you can now start making a schedule for your cat's oral hygiene.
If you have a lot of cats, use different brushes for them to prevent the spread of dental disease.

Be careful not to bite when you are brushing your teeth and using your fingers to brush your teeth will be more likely to encounter this problem.

When we first begin brushing our pets' teeth, we will often brush the front teeth. Sometimes these teeth are quite sensitive, so it is best to start with the side teeth (like canines, molars) then move to the front teeth and forbidden teeth, so your cat will more pleasant.

Make a habit of brushing your teeth regularly and at the same time.

When you train kittens, be careful with their baby teeth. Be gentle and spend less time on this until their permanent teeth begin to grow.