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I just rescued my 1 year old kitty. She is perfectly healthy and grooms all the time. She is an American Bobtail Tortie Shell with medium hair. How often should I take her to the groomer to get bathed, her nails clipped, and to have her hair trimmed?
Cats generally do not require bathes because they are so great about cleaning and grooming themselvs. Their nails naturally shed every 6-8 weeks and having them clipped actually leads to scratching because they want to make them sharp. As far as hair trimmed, that is personal preference for you. Try to brush her daily to get her used to it so there will be no tangles or mats. IF a mat does develop, then she will it cut out by the groomer. Her teeth should be brushed at least 3 times a week if able and you can do this at home with finger tooth brush and feline approved tooth past to help.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Health & Wellbeing
‏Kindly my cat does not like combing when i combing him he becomes hostile behavior starts biting and beating ‏How can I comb his hair it beacome in alot of contract? Can I take him to vet to give him general anesthesia with a small dose or is there
Some vets can sedate cats and then groom them or even clip them short so that you don’t need to worry about brushing as frequently. You could also try a pheromone diffuser or spray like Feliway if it’s available near you but it may not be quite enough to get the job done.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Grooming
my cat has a couple of big hair matts on her back is there something i may give her to calm her down enough to try and comb or cut them out
There is nothing OTC that you can safely give that will effectively calm her down enough for grooming. You may need to have her lightly sedated by your veterinarian so she can be safely shaved or clipped. Using scissors at home can lead to a laceration if you aren't careful. An exam is also a good idea to determine why Xena is not grooming herself.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Grooming
My older cat appears to have altogether stopped grooming herself. Is there anything I can do to help decrease the amount of clumpy, matted hair she has? I'm fearful to cut or shave any matted hair since I don't want to cut her skin.
Definitely don't cut! You are very likely to cut the skin if you use scissors. You can use shaving clippers or take Calico to a groomer. Once the mats are gone, you will need to brush her daily to remove loose hairs to prevent the mats from coming back. I would also recommend having Calico evaluated by her vet to see if she has arthritis preventing her from being able to groom. Medications may make her more comfortable.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Health & Wellbeing
Hi, My 11 year old Persian has a touch of arthritis but what's making her walking even more awkward is the incredible amount of fur that is covering her pads and causing her to slide across the floor. I'm aware that they have whiskers on th backs of
Yes, it would be safe to trim Cherry Blossom's fur around her feet, but I would use clippers instead of scissors so you don't accidentally cut her feet. If you don't have clippers and are afraid you may cut her feet with the scissors, you can make an appointment with a groomer to have her feet trimmed. Best of luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025