Cat Health & Hygiene

Cat health & hygiene essentials
Cats are private, self-cleaning creatures — but they still need our help with the health basics they can’t manage alone. Our Cat Health & Hygiene range covers dental care, ear and eye cleaning, grooming wipes, hairball remedies, deodorisers, and everyday first-aid items to keep your cat comfortable and catch small problems before they grow.

What you’ll find here

Dental care — pet toothpaste, finger brushes and dental aids; dental disease is common and often silent in cats.
Ear & eye care — gentle cleaners for tear staining and wax, especially in flat-faced and long-haired breeds.
Hairball support — remedies and pastes to ease hairballs, more common during Bangalore’s shedding months.
Wipes & hygiene — gentle wipes for paws and coat between grooms.

Cats hide illness remarkably well, so these small hygiene routines — and a watchful eye — are often how problems get caught early. Our vet at Old Airport Road is here for anything that needs a closer look, from dental checks to persistent eye or ear trouble.

Frequently asked questions
How can I help my cat with hairballs?
Regular brushing is the best prevention — it removes loose hair before your cat swallows it. Hairball remedies and specific diets can help too. Occasional hairballs are normal, but frequent retching, or bringing up nothing, warrants a vet check, as it can signal another issue.
Do cats need dental care if they groom themselves?
Yes — grooming doesn’t clean teeth. Dental disease is very common in cats and often goes unnoticed until it’s advanced. Brushing with pet toothpaste, dental treats, and regular veterinary dental checks all help keep your cat’s mouth healthy and pain-free.
Why are my cat’s eyes watery or stained?
Some tear staining is normal, particularly in flat-faced breeds, and gentle eye wipes help. But persistent discharge, redness, squinting or a change in the eye itself should be checked by a vet promptly, as eye problems can worsen quickly.