Undiscernable to the human eye, dander is composed of tiny particles of dead skin cells and dried saliva. People with cat allergies are reacting to the protein Fel D1 which is found in cats' saliva.
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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.
June 2, 2014
In "Cat Grooming"
A dry bath uses a rub on, comb out grooming foam, that produces a velvety soft coat, beautifully scented and shiny. By gently cleaning away dirt and dander, it reduces shedding and can help remedy cat allergies in humans. Specific breeds such as British Shorthair, Siamese and Devon Rex would…
June 2, 2014
In "Cat Grooming"
There are three main types of skin gland: sebaceous, apocrine and eccrine. Sebaceous glands are located near the hair follicles and their function is to produce sebum, a natural oil that protects and waterproofs the skin and coat. Grooming maintains healthy skin by stimulating the production of sebum and aids…
June 2, 2014
In "Cat Grooming Issues"
