Dental issues can be cause for major concern in your feline friends if left untreated. It can lead to discomfort, tooth loss, and even organ problems. But it seems issues of this ilk are more common as, according to Cromwell Vets, a staggering 80% of cats over three years old exhibit signs of dental disease, which shows how important it is to keep your kitty’s oral health in top condition.
Fortunately, prevention can be as straightforward as offering your cat the right treats. Scrumbles’ Krunchies: Cat Dental Treats are a great option as these treats contain an active ingredient that can reduce plaque by up to 80%.
Available in various quantities, a single bag of these little favours cost £2, while 12 bags are £22.50. Or you can stock up on 24 bags for £44.50, with a 25% discount applicable through February. Additionally, those who subscribe for regular top-ups can enjoy an extra 10% off regular deliveries.
Made with all-natural ingredients and no added sugar, these treats have been formulated with tummy-friendly algae to support your cat’s digestive health. Plus, the key plaque-fighting ingredient, sodium hexametaphosphate (SHMP), is completely safe for cats and will play a significant role in ensuring your furry friend’s teeth and gums remain healthy.
They’ll be easy to introduce into your cat’s diet, too, thanks to their texture and flavour. With a dual-textured design and a delicious chicken taste, your cat will certainly enjoy them, whether as a treat, mixed with their main food, or as a reward for good behaviour, reports the Mirror.
It’s been given the seal of approval from a handful of cat owners, with one satisfied Krunchies customer sharing: “My cat got a thumbs up from the vet for his teeth and I think these help,” highlighting the positive impact these treats can have on your cat’s dental well-being.
Another cat parent enthused: “Misha loves these treats! Also had a recent visit to the vet and she commented on how good his teeth look! I’m combining the treats with teeth brushing but feel they definitely do help! ” Another added about their feline friend: “Logan loved his treats. He has issues with his teeth, so these are perfect to help him maintain vitamins and he enjoys them too.”
Specialising in gut-friendly food, Scrumbles holds an impressive 4.5 out of 5 average score on Trustpilot and has accumulated nearly 1,500 reviews. One satisfied customer left a glowing five-star review, which read: “I had been looking for a dry cat food which had a much higher quality meat content,” they shared.
“Scrumbles not only fulfils this but is also designed to support the gut. I liked that the company works with Bath University on development and has a very eco-friendly policy. The website is easy to use, and the delivery is very fast and reliable. But the acid test… the cats absolutely love Scrumbles – all four fussy seniors!”.
Despite the positives, some people have had less-than-perfect experiences particularly around customer service and delivery matters. Detailing their frustrations, a middling three-star review stated: “After receiving my trial pack, I heard nothing from Scrumbles until I had an email stating that my first subscription pack was on its way and that I had been charged for it,” they said.
“Would have preferred an email enquiring if my [pet] liked the product and would I like to commence with the subscription.”
However, another pleased customer shared their experience, stating: “The buying experience was streamlined and effortless from start to delivery, and the quality of the food is just the best. My cats won’t eat anything else.”
Of course, with dental health being a priority for your pets, there are alternative products that aim to enhance your cat’s dental health. For example, these nifty dental sticks at Pets at Home can be snapped up for a mere £3, while Whiskas Dentabites Treats are on offer at The Range for only £1.10 per pack.
But if you’re looking for a perfect deal this February, with 25% off and countless happy customers, including their kitties, not to mention an active ingredient to tackle a common issue affecting 80% of cats, Scrumbes Krunchies: Cat Dental Treats could be just what the (vet) ordered.