Susu is a little black cat I adopted as a kitten from a feral mom. I lovingly call him my “dirt baby” in homage to his humble, country roots. Because he consumes the lion’s share of the paté cat food served to him, he is also my “pork bun.” This story, however, is about the time his teeth briefly earned him the moniker, “Dracula.”

Around 6-8 months of age, a cat has replaced all their deciduous (baby) teeth with a full set of adult teeth, thirty in total. These sharp, pointed teeth are perfected for hunting. Four canines are impressive stabbers and piercers. Ten premolars and four molars rip, tear, and slice flesh. Twelve teeny tiny incisors are located at the front of a cat’s mouth. These are clearly the most adorable teeth! Incisors cut food and help groom fur and nails.

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These great-tasting crunchy bites work with a cat's natural chewing action to help reduce plaque and tartar buildup associated with periodontal disease.

Dear Cat Folk,

I’ve been pushing aside reality for a few months now, but it’s rapidly closing in. My family and I are moving to Missoula, Montana, and my last day at Cats Exclusive is just a few days away.

In many ways, this move is a dream come true—Missoula is only a few hours from my Idaho hometown and my farm roots. I’m a small-town girl at heart, and after spending my entire adulthood thus far living in cities, the slower pace of life and the woods are calling.

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