raw meat for dental health

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  1. Gwen and Morris

    Gwen and Morris Member

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    I vaguely remember seeing a post around here awhile back talking about feeding raw meat to cats to help with their teeth. I am trying to save up some money so that I can get Morris in for a dental & in the mean time, I have been doing research at this site to find out more information.....that is how I originally found this post, but now I can't find it any more!

    Does anyone know about feeding raw meat to cats to help them keep their teeth in good shape? How often should this be done? Should I just take a small piece (stew size?) of raw meat (chicken, beef, etc) & add it in to the food bowl? Any information would be appreciated!
     
  2. Hillary & Maui (GA)

    Hillary & Maui (GA) Well-Known Member

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    yes I believe that's all you need to do. I also heard that raw chicken neck is another good dental tool too.
     
  3. Jen & Squeak

    Jen & Squeak Well-Known Member

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    raw organic chicken necks are supposedly best...if your cats will eat them. Organic because why I cannot remember but Dr Lisa mentioned something interesting about it once. I've got a pet food store that sells them frozen in a fairly good quantity.
     
  4. Mary & Stormy Blue

    Mary & Stormy Blue Member

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    I feed gizzards for dental health. VERY chewy meat - and not expensive at all.

    ~M
     
  5. Plugbait

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    What do you do about the bone in the chicken necks? I'm thinking of trying to find this item for my 5 cats. I can't wait to call around town asking, "Pardon me, could you tell me if you carry raw chicken necks?" I'm worried everyone will assume it's a prank call and not take me seriously! LOL!

    -M
     
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