My 4 year old cat has had to have several teeth removed. She doesn’t chew her food so she…

Dental disease is so very common in our cats and unfortunately can start at a very young age. I would not encourage a dog bone as it could be too hard for your cat and cause damage. One option is to try the Purina Veterinary Dental Diet called DH. This diet is made specifically to help with plaque and tartar buildup. I've had some great luck with it. You could also consider regular tooth brushing as this can be extremely helpful in reducing plaque and tartar. Your veterinarian or their staff can demonstrate how to do this and most will carry dental supplies. It is also important to note that in cats, dental disease can come from inside the teeth. The "cavities" that cats can get are an actual breakdown of the tooth and will often occur even in cats that eat dry food or have their teeth brushed regularly. Good for you for taking your cat's dental health seriously! It's very important.