How Chewing Cleans Your Cat's Teeth
Cats won't let you brush their teeth. You know this. You've tried.
So this does it the other way around. When your cat bites down, the raised waffle ridges rub against the tooth surface like a soft brush — each chew creating gentle friction that lifts away food residue and plaque before it hardens into tartar.
The catnip core inside keeps them coming back for more. And that's the whole trick: the longer they chew, the cleaner their teeth get.
No brushing. No wrestling. Just let them play.