







PrimalCat™ Dental Support Powder

"Since using PrimalCat, her breath is better, her demeanor is better and so far I don't see any tartar or buildup of any kind on my cat's teeth."

"Both my senior cats did not have any issues with the flavor and ate their food normally, they seem more comfortable. It's effective but takes time."

"Gotta say, this stuff does as advertised. Had my 16 year old cat's teeth cleaned at the vet about a year ago. Started using this product daily since then. So far, I do not see any tartar or buildup of any kind on my cat's teeth."

Lift her lip and look at the back teeth. Most people never have.
Go and do it now, before you read the rest of this. Push her upper lip up on one side and look at the big teeth at the back, right where they meet the gum.
If you see a brown or yellow line hugging the gumline, that is tartar. It is already hardened, and it does not brush off.
Here is the part that catches people out. A cat will not tell you her mouth hurts. She will not paw at her face or cry or go off her food, because an animal that shows weakness in the wild does not last long, and that instinct did not leave her when she moved onto your couch.
So she keeps eating. She keeps purring. And you have no reason to think anything is wrong until the day a vet looks in her mouth and starts talking about extractions.
Most cats show signs of dental trouble by the time they are three years old. The early stage is almost invisible from the outside. The smell is usually the only thing that reaches you.
Your vet said to brush her teeth. Let's be honest about how that went.
You maybe tried it. She twisted out of your hands, you got a finger nipped, and after the third attempt you decided the fight was not worth what it was doing to her trust in you.
That was the right call. Brushing a cat who does not want it is not a plan you can keep for the next ten years.
The problem was never your effort. It was that every option you were offered needs her to cooperate, and she was never going to.
A daily powder is not a substitute for veterinary dental care. It is how you protect the mouth in between.
It works through her saliva, which is how it reaches the teeth a brush never could
The active goes in with her food, absorbs, and comes back out in her saliva. Her own mouth then carries it everywhere: the back molars, the inside faces, the gumline, all the places a toothbrush was never realistically getting to.
That is the whole reason a powder can outwork a brush on a cat who will not sit still.

Daily directions for optimal results
One scoop. Once a day. Ten seconds.

For picky eaters, mix into wet food with a splash of water.
What to expect
Great dental health doesn't happen overnight, but it does happen daily. The breath goes first. The teeth take longer.*

The cheap end of this problem is the end you are standing at right now
A veterinary dental under anesthesia is the correct treatment once tartar has set in, and it is not a small thing. Cleaning commonly runs several hundred dollars. Add extractions and it climbs from there, and it is rarely a one-time event once a mouth has gone that way.
$1,200+
a day
Nobody can promise you a powder means she never needs a dental. What it does mean is that the three months coming are not three more months of quiet damage while you wait to find out.
She is not going to tell you when it starts hurting. That is the entire reason to start before it does.
Cost figures are typical US ranges for veterinary dental procedures and vary widely by clinic and by what the mouth needs.

You only keep it if it works for your cat
Give it a real run. If her breath does not change, or she turns her nose up at the powder, or you simply decide it is not for you, reach out inside 60 days of delivery and we refund you. The only thing you have on the line is the ten seconds a day it takes to use it.
PrimalCat Promise
Frequently Asked Questions
It works differently to a brush. The active is absorbed with her food and reaches her mouth through her own saliva, so it covers the back molars and the inside surfaces that a brush realistically never gets to on a cat. It will not scrape off tartar that has already hardened. What it does is work on the soft buildup and slow down what forms next.
A dental treat only touches whatever she happens to chew it against, which is usually a few teeth on one side, and it adds calories every single day. The powder does not depend on how she chews.
Fresher breath and less odor usually show up around 2 weeks. Less plaque and healthier gums build by about 4 weeks, and visibly cleaner, brighter teeth by around 12 weeks. It is a daily habit, not a quick fix.
Most cats do not. For a genuinely picky cat, mix it into wet food with a splash of water rather than dusting it on top of dry.
It is formulated exclusively for cats and made from natural ingredients. Because brown seaweed naturally contains iodine, check with your vet first if your cat has a thyroid condition or kidney disease, or if she is pregnant or nursing. Not intended for kittens under 6 months.
Yes, including our own Immune & Eye Support Chews. They do different jobs and do not overlap. If she is on prescription medication, check with your vet before adding anything new.
No, and we would not want you to read it that way. Tartar that has already hardened needs a vet to remove it. This is daily maintenance for the mouth in between, and it is worth far more before a problem than after one.
No. An older mouth has more history in it, so have your vet take a look at where things actually stand. Then daily support matters more at 12 than it did at 2, because she has fewer teeth left to spare.
This is formulated exclusively for cats. We do not recommend it for dogs.
It takes another 20% off and sends the next tub automatically so you never break the habit halfway through. Skip, pause, or cancel anytime from your account. No phone call, no email chain.
Why we made a dental formula


Twelve thousand cat parents later, the same question kept turning up in the replies: what do I do about her teeth?
The honest answer was that almost nothing on the shelf works, because almost everything asks the cat to cooperate. Brushing, treats she has to chew the right way, additives that make her drink less water.
So we built the version that asks nothing of her.
Same rules as everything else we make: formulated for cats rather than borrowed from a dog product, built on an active with real research behind it, and the same 60-day guarantee that has never had a hoop to jump through.