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Guide 2 Pets   >   Cats   >   Grooming

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Cat Grooming


Even though cats are very clean animals, which clean themselves several times a day, it does not mean that they do not need your help. Cats need a good grooming session to keep their hair in good condition and to remove any dirt that is in their fur. Grooming also helps spread natural oils through your cat's hair and keep it tangle free.

You will need to get your cat accustomed to being brush and having its nails trimmed, so it is best to start when it is a kitten. Cats with long hair need to be brushed every day, but for short-haired cats, once a week is enough.

Grooming should be something that both master and cat should be able to enjoy, and not a chore, so the best time is when both of you are in a good and relaxed mood. Grooming sessions can last between 10 and 30 minutes, and you should take into consideration how your cat is feeling. If your cat is not enjoying the grooming session then it is okay to cut it short for the day.

Trimming your cat's nails is a very important task, and again it is easiest if you start when the cat is still a kitten. You do not spend as much time on your cat's nails, as you would brushing your cat. You could perhaps do one paw at a time so as to keep your cat at ease. Rewarding your pet with a treat after the session is a great idea. If you feel unsure how to trim your cat's nails then ask your vet to show you how to do it.

Your cat will feel happier and healthier if you groom it regularly, and the grooming process can also bring master and cat closer to get. If you fail to groom your pet regularly and properly, you will need to spend money on taking your cat to the vets or a cat groomer. So, all things considered, grooming your cat yourself is definitely worth the effort.

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