Calmara Natural Silvervine Dental Sticks

We get it — cats can be picky. That’s why we offer a 90-day money-back guarantee. If your cat isn’t obsessed, send it back. No stress, no guilt. Most cats use it within 48 hours because the enclosed pod shape satisfies their natural urge to hide, rest, and scratch.

Calmara works through natural chewing action—when your cat gnaws on the stick, it helps mechanically disrupt plaque buildup before it hardens into tartar. This isn't a cure or replacement for vet care, but it's a preventative tool that supports oral health over time. Think of it like flossing for humans: it's not perfect, but consistent use makes a real difference. Most customers notice fresher breath within 2-4 weeks.

Silvervine is 100% natural and non-toxic—it's been used safely in Asia for centuries. That said, we always recommend supervised use. As your cat chews, small fibers may break off, which is normal. Most cats will spit out or ignore larger pieces, but supervision ensures they're chewing safely. If the stick becomes too splintered or worn down, simply replace it. Never leave your cat unattended with any chew product.

Dental treats are great if your cat chews them properly—but many cats swallow them whole or refuse them entirely. Brushing is the gold standard, but let's be honest: most cats won't tolerate it, and forcing it creates stress for both of you. Calmara works differently—it's instinct-driven, so your cat wants to engage with it. No training, no forcing, no guilt. It's designed for cats (and owners) where traditional methods just don't work.

No—and we'd never claim that. Calmara is a preventative tool to support oral health between vet visits, not a replacement for professional care. Think of it as daily maintenance that can help extend the time between cleanings or reduce the severity of buildup. Your vet is always your best resource for diagnosing and treating dental disease. This is about doing something proactive at home when brushing isn't an option.

Yes! Kittens can use silvervine sticks, and starting young can help establish the chewing habit early. Just make sure to supervise closely since kittens are more playful and unpredictable. If your kitten is teething, they may be especially drawn to chewing. As always, remove the stick if it becomes too splintered or if they're trying to swallow large pieces.