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5th May 2011, 08:53 PM #1The Quiet Kitten
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did not know you could take a cat somewhere to get groomed --- sound slike they do a good job, do they sedate the cats or just wear good gloves?? my one year olds quite like being groomed and up to now have manage to keep on top of it !! still have a hairy house at the moemnt though. The older cat -- hates it -- she will tolerate it for a while but is quite vocal. Have started doing the areas that are prone to mat (before they mat) with a de matting comb like a razor -- that take out the thinck of it -- seems to be working up to now. Good luck
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8th May 2011, 12:48 PM #2Happy Kitten

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when discharging cats from hospital back to thier owners i always suggest rubbing the returning cat down with a sleeping blanket or towel from home before reuniting them with any other cats in the house. It was after i read a chapter in one of Vicky Halls (cat behaviourist) books about it. they really are ruled by smell and there it no promises but it does seem to help the transition if they get back to having the communal smell as quick as possible.



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