Cat Grooming

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Proper grooming is essential for your cat's health and comfort.

Cats are naturally clean animals and spend a significant amount of time grooming themselves, but they can still benefit from human assistance.

Brushing:
Regular brushing removes loose fur, prevents matting, and reduces hairballs.
Short-haired cats: Once or twice a week.
Long-haired cats: Daily to prevent tangles.

Bathing:
Cats rarely need baths, but occasional bathing can help with allergies, excessive dirt, or skin conditions. Use cat-specific shampoos.

Nail Trimming:
Trim nails every 2–4 weeks to prevent overgrowth and furniture scratching.

Ear Cleaning:
Check ears weekly for dirt or wax buildup, and clean gently with a vet-recommended solution.

Dental Care:
Brush your cat's teeth regularly to prevent dental disease. Cat-specific toothbrushes and toothpaste are recommended.

Eye Care:
Wipe away any discharge with a damp, soft cloth.

Always approach grooming with patience, and offer treats to create a positive experience.

Grooming sessions can strengthen your bond with your cat and ensure their overall well-being.