If you’re concerned about your cat’s teeth or unsure where to start, we totally get it.
How We Can Help at Marro
Our Fresh meals support good mouth health by:
Hydration boost – golden gravy helps saliva production, which naturally cleans teeth and supports gum health.
Gentle textures – soft meaty chunks are easy for sensitive teeth to manage, and can be mashed smoother if needed.
The Kibble Myth
Dry food is often thought to “clean teeth,” but:
It only scrapes some surfaces, missing gums and spaces between teeth (where problems usually start).
It has little moisture, which means less saliva production (saliva helps protect teeth).
Many long-life foods contain additives and preservatives that can stick to teeth.
So while kibble might crunch, it’s no replacement for proper dental care.
What Is Dental Disease?
Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in cats. Left untreated, it can be painful and affect their eating. Marro cannot cure dental disease but can help with dental health overall.
Dental Disease Signs to Watch For
Pawing at the mouth
Drooling
Head shaking
Bad breath
Refusing favourite foods or treats
Beyond Diet: Other Ways to Help
Brushing – the best way to remove plaque and prevent gum disease. Use a cat-safe toothbrush and toothpaste.
Toys & chews – some encourage chewing that helps reduce plaque while keeping cats entertained.
Regular vet checks – essential for spotting and treating problems early.
The Bottom Line
A good diet, regular brushing, and the right toys can all support your cat’s dental health. But if your cat shows signs of dental pain or disease, always see your vet.
Here's to healthy fangs.
Need a Little Guidance?
Our friendly Customer Love team is here to support you and your cat every step of the way. We can offer tips on diet, brushing, or general dental care.
Phone: 0207 123 5808
Email: meow@marro.com