Dental health does not come from crunch. It comes from natural chewing behavior and appropriate oral care. Carnivores are designed to tear and chew meat and bone, not grind dry processed food.
Food texture alone does not replace proper dental hygiene or biologically appropriate chewing.
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Questions and Answers
Omega asks Alpha ...
Omega:
Do dogs and cats need kibble to clean their teeth?
Alpha:
Dental health does not come from crunch. It comes from how a carnivore’s mouth is designed to work. Dogs and cats are built to tear and chew meat and bone, not grind dry processed food. That natural chewing action supports oral health in ways texture alone cannot. Kibble does not replace biologically appropriate chewing or proper dental care.
