Customer Reviews
He’s a Blue, a fussy foodie, if I can eat it, so can he (minus the garlic)…get the picture….so the chicken with blueberries went over well, the salmon and tuna…a little less, but I will persevere, slowly! Good on you for introducing an Australian made and endorsed cat food dental product….I have really only been able to get an American equivalent, which are well tolerated, but so much food mileage….keep up the good work!!!!
Hi Elizabeth, thank you for not giving up! 😊 Sounds like Blue has a refined palate and we’re so happy it worked for him! We truly appreciate your support for Bell & Bone!
My cats absolutely love these. I started putting them in their dinner to get used to them and now they get them after a meal as a treat. Even better knowing they are good for their teeth
We are glad to hear that and that photo just made our daaaay!! Thank you for supporting Bell & Bone 😸
Sorry l tried everything!
Crumble on their food , put water with it and used it as their treats
My two just looked at me with their Your kidding faces. Sorry everything else you di is amazing
Keep up the great work 👍🐈⬛🐈⬛
Cat bored at home?
When your cat is bored at home, keeping them entertained is essential for their mental and physical health. Interactive toys like puzzle feeders, laser pointers, and enrichment accessories can provide hours of stimulation.
For added benefits, hide Bell & Bone Cat Dental Bites in puzzle toys to keep your cat engaged while promoting dental health. These grain-free, meat-first dental treats make playtime fun and functional, helping reduce plaque and tartar. Incorporating enrichment activities entertains your cat and supports their overall well-being, especially while you're at work.
Some FAQ’s we get asked
How do Bell & Bone Cat Dental Bites help with dental health in cats?
Our bites contain Zinc, Ascophyllum Nodosum, and Vitamin C, which reduce plaque naturally. They also include a fibre called Cellulose, creating a chewy texture, helping to scrape off plaque and tartar build up.
What are the signs of dental disease in cats?
Look for bad breath, yellowing teeth, and difficulty eating. Drooling, pawing at the mouth, and head shaking are also common signs of dental disease in cats. If your cat shows these signs, we recommend consulting your vet and starting your cat on an at-home, daily dental care routine.
How often should I give my cat dental bites?
For best results, give your cat our dental bites once daily to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Make sure to read the feeding guide on the back of the pack for optimal results.
Can dental disease affect my cat’s overall health?
Yes, poor dental hygiene can lead to infections that affect your cat’s heart, kidneys, and general well-being.
What age is best to start using Cat Dental Bites?
Our Cat Dental Bites are suitable for cats from 6 months old. Due to the active ingredients and chewy nature of the bites, it is important that kitten teeth have fallen out and adult teeth have come through.
