Thread: Snip. Snip. Snip!

Forgot to mention that we have also tried the chlorhexidine rinses (you squirt these in their mouths) and a couple of water additives. Most of the cats didn't like the chlorhexidine rinses, and the vet dental specialist said that brushing with the enzyme toothpastes does more good. We tried a couple of the water additives, but none of the cats really liked the changed flavor so wouldn't drink, and they aren't usable in the fountains. I was also concerned about the safety of the primary effective ingredient. As I recall, while it is clearly safe for dogs, whether it is completely safe for cats did not seem to have been conclusively established.