Thread: The runny loose stool & the quest for a solid poo fixed !

Originally Posted by candes

Almost forgot, there is science diet dental kibble too for others that may have cats with gingivitis. But I would honestly never suggest science diet. But what you feed is your option.

And at one time, humans didn't brudh their teeth either. It was "not natural" obviously since nature didn't invent the toothbrush.

Well, I agree with you about Science Diet.

Of course, toothbrushes do not grow on trees and are not found in nature, and are not 'natural'.
But I'm not interested in whether something is natural or not.
The fact is, most cats will be pretty horrified by having their teeth brushed.
And they are not actually humans, no matter how many human-like characteristics they have, so you can't rationalise to them what you are trying to do.

So giving them something to chew is a good alternative.