Last Updated on August 12, 2022 by Dogs Vets
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Grooming Your Cat Has Many Benefits
The majority of cats keep themselves pretty clean and well-groomed. We must help long-haired cats avoid matted fur and fur balls.
Regular grooming is important for the health and wellbeing of long-haired and medium-haired cats as well as for their appearance.
Your pet’s coat can become long, matted, and uncomfortable if left unattended. During cat grooming in Columbus, Ohio, shed hair and dead skin are removed from the coat, while natural oils are spread.
Keeping a comfortable coat length to match the seasons and to ensure your pet’s comfort is ensured by clipping. Regular grooming is an essential part of your pet’s health care routine.
Cats tend to think they can take care of themselves, and they prefer it that way -but even the most fastidious groomers could use some assistance.
Brushing, bathing, shaving, and trimming nails regularly promote a healthy coat, eliminate odors and matted fur, and reduce hairballs. Also, you can check your cat for fleas and ticks, lumps and bumps, skin problems, and other health issues you might not otherwise notice.
It is important to make the grooming experience as enjoyable as possible for your cat if you want it to be successful.
Talking about grooming, there are a few cosmetic grooming ideas for cats that not only make them look beautiful but also protect your property. One of the products that are fairly popular among cat owners is cat nail caps. These cat nail caps are plastic covers that you glue over your cat’s nails. It is designed to minimize ant damage inflicted by sharp claws.
Now, you must be wondering, do nail caps hurt cats? The answer is NO. The caps do not prevent the cat from retracting its claws. And if applied properly, they do not cause any pain or damage.
Start slow and handle your cat gently for as long as she allows, until she becomes accustomed to the process. Your cat should be rewarded with treats and praise after every positive experience.
Grooming your cat on a regular basis can reduce problems like:
- Stress caused by heat
- Parasites and ticks (easier to find when the coat is short)
- Lumpy areas that go unnoticed
- Skin and paw irritation
- Painful knots and mats
- Shedding of excessive amounts of hair
- A ball of fur
What are the benefits of regular grooming for my cat?
Grooming / brushing your cat’s coat regularly is essential for their overall health and wellbeing. To keep their coats healthy, long-haired and medium-haired cats require more regular grooming and clipping.
You can also control the amount of cat hair in your home by grooming your cat.
By disposing of groomed hair as soon as possible, your cat will not shed hair everywhere they go. It is easier to notice changes in your cat when it is being groomed, including lumps, bumps, or parasites such as fleas.
Comb and brush their coat until it is tangle-free, in the direction of hair growth. There are various combs and brushes for different coats and matt levels. Our Greencross Vets team can offer advice if your pet’s fur is matted.
Is it necessary to groom every cat?
All cats benefit from regular brushing and grooming, but long-haired cats need to be groomed more often to avoid matting and keep their coats healthy.
Some cats may need clipping as well. Greencross Vet can clip your cat, but depending on your cat’s nature, sometimes sedation is necessary. The grooming procedure will be monitored at all times to ensure the safety and comfort of your feline friend.
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