Start grooming as soon as you get your cat. Start slowly to see how kitty responds. If he or she is skittish, do it frequently in short time periods until kitty responds better.
In this video, Dr. Candy Olson from Greenbriar Animal Hospital shows you how to get the challenging job of trimming your cat's toenails done right. Be sure to watch the related videos for more cat care tips and tricks.
I have a beautiful calico cat that just showed up last summer at my door. After extensive advertising for the owner, and not finding an owner, she became my cat. My problem is that she comes in the house for a couple of hours every day, but she loves to be outside.
In this video, Dr. Candy Olson from Greenbrier Animal Hospital teaches you how to properly groom your cat at home. Be sure to watch the related videos for more information about grooming and caring for your cat.
This is a guide about giving a cat a bath. Bathing a cat can be extremely difficult but is necessary from time to time. There are some tips and techniques to minimize the trauma and injury to your cat and yourself.
Removing Mats From a Cat or Dog
Take a comb and put it teeth down between the mat and the animals skin, then cut the mat away. Then brush the remaining hair out. This keeps you from clipping the skin on your pet.
This is a guide about trimming your cat's nails. A cat's nails need to be trimmed regularly. Whether you pay a groomer or the vet to trim them or do them at home, there are different techniques and safety concerns.
This is a guide about removing mats from cats. Long haired cats can have mats that are tough to get rid of.
I just wondered what people's opinions were on giving cats baths. My cat, Destiny, is an inside short-hair and when I first got her, I gave her some baths, which she hated, of course.
Does anyone have any good ideas for dematting a cat? Is my only option getting her shaved? Thanks in advance for the help!
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