How To Groom a Long Haired Cat from Bathing to Drying and the Final Comb Out
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Cat do require regular grooming just like dogs.
Cats do not groom themselves. They lick themselves. Grooming and licking are two entirely different things. One is the act of using products and tools to clean, neaten, clip, trim and set right. The other involves using the tongue to spread saliva around. Whether or not your cat is a short hair, medium hair or has lengthy locks doesn’t matter at all. Licking is licking.
When a cat "grooms" she covers herself in saliva, ingests large amounts of shedding hair and then regurgitates it up on the kitchen floor in the form of a hairball. And on top of the cat spit all over your feline’s body, there are lots of germs and bacteria added from visits to the litter box or running about behind the toilet. Matted cats are uncomfortable and mats can cause skin problems and pain. Regular grooming can prevent mats.
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