Cat Bad Breath Solutions — Fresher Kisses, Healthier Mouths

Bad breath usually points to plaque/tartar build-up, but can also track with diet and gut health. This collection brings together toothpastes & brushes, dental gels & wipes, water additives and functional treats/supplements so you can build an easy routine that keeps breath fresh and mouths comfortable.

What you’ll find

• Toothpastes & gels: Enzymatic options for quick, effective at-home cleaning.
• Brushes & finger brushes: Small heads and soft bristles sized for feline mouths.
• Dental wipes: Low-fuss plaque removal for brush-averse cats.
• Water additives & sprays: Simple daily support for cleaner mouths and fresher breath.
• Dental treats & chews: Texture that helps reduce plaque during chew time.
• Gut support: Probiotics and gentle toppers for cats whose breath links to tummy imbalance.

Pick by need

• Heavy tartar or strong odour: Prioritise brushing 3–4×/week + a daily water additive.
• Brush-averse cats: Use dental wipes or gels you can rub along the gum line; add a breath-fresh spray.
• Sensitive tummies: Choose cat-specific chews/treats; consider a probiotic.
• Kittens & petites: Finger brush + mild gel to build a positive habit early.

Simple daily routine

• Brush or wipe: Aim for 2–4 short sessions per week (even 30–60 seconds helps).
• Add a helper: Use a water additive daily for between-brush freshness.
• Chew time: Offer a dental treat/chew once a day if tolerated.
• Check-ups: Look for pink gums and comfortable eating; note any changes in breath or drool.

When to see your vet

• Persistent, worsening odour, drooling, pawing at the mouth, bleeding gums, loose/chipped teeth or difficulty eating.

Use filters to choose by format, flavour and price. Order online for fast delivery anywhere in South Africa— and build a breath-freshening routine your cat will actually tolerate.