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Basics of cat grooming

Whether you’re a new cat owner or a longtime lover of these furry bunch of little joys, some tips on grooming are invaluable to everyone. In general, cats are very pretty animals. Cats lick and bathe many times a day. This not only keeps the cat hygienic, but it also helps the cat grooming process in that it does not require frequent bathing.

If your cat has short hair, you usually don’t need to brush it more than once a week. This is done gently with a wire brush first, then repeated with a rubber or mitt brush to remove dry skin and dead hair. If your cat has long hair, you may need to brush it several times a week to prevent the fur from becoming matte. So play with the cat for a while and relax before having a brush hug session with the cat.

If you’ve seen the movie “Homeward Bound: The Miracle”, you know that cats generally don’t like water. Bathing time can be one of the more stressful cat grooming processes, so be sure to give your cat a gentle affection through this process. Gently massage the shampoo from head to tail and rinse at a good temperature.

Cat claws should be trimmed so that they are not too long. This can be painful not only for cats, but also for beautiful sofas and carpets. Gently grab the cat’s paw and apply a little pressure on the palm with your fingers to pop out the claws. In the middle of the nail you will see a quick, which is useless to go through it. Avoid cutting it as it causes slight bleeding. This is not something you need to do weekly or two weeks when you see your nails getting too long, as the nails grow at different rates.

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