The most beneficial way to maintain or restore a cat’s coat to a healthy condition is through a degreasing bath and blow dry. By removing dander, excess oil, and dead moulting hair, the resultant clean coat is better able to shed any excess hair.
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This grooming technique removes loose hair and undercoat in an effective way. This helps the even distribution of the natural oils resulting in a top coat that is nourished, shiny and healthy.
June 2, 2014
In "Cat Grooming"
The Lion cut is the ideal solution to eliminate shedding, matting and hairballs. The coat is completely shaved off, leaving only longer hair on the legs, head (with ruff) and a ‘pompom’ or full tail depending on the owner’s preference. Some cats will naturally feel better without their long, heavy…
June 2, 2014
In "Cat Grooming"
A cat’s naturally oily skin in combination with hair being shed throughout the year inevitably causes matting regardless of coat length. When a cat struggles with coat maintenance and general grooming, shed hair becomes trapped in its oily, greasy fur. As more hair sheds and accumulates, clumps of hair appear…
June 2, 2014
In "Cat Grooming Issues"
