Thread: Wonderful comb for maine coons!

I've got a FURminator and when I can actually get the blasted thing near enough to Freyja to run it through her coat it does a great job; problem is that anytime something touches her fir, she assumes it's to play with and tries to wrestle with it and chew it. Hopefully something she'll grow out of when she's stopped teething! I have to settle for a few crafty strokes when she's asleep!

I would luv to see a photo of Spike after going to to see the "Cat Wrangler",now that has conjured up a picture that would make you laugh,given me the giggles just thinking about it ...
Have to agree about the comb, it has worked well on the two of mine who have really thick dense coats,the show cats have already worked out though that they don't have to run & hide when that one comes out they just sit & watch with a smug look on their faces.

Originally Posted by FreyjaRoMaine

I've got a FURminator and when I can actually get the blasted thing near enough to Freyja to run it through her coat it does a great job; problem is that anytime something touches her fir, she assumes it's to play with and tries to wrestle with it and chew it. Hopefully something she'll grow out of when she's stopped teething! I have to settle for a few crafty strokes when she's asleep!

That is just like Simba only he is nearly 8 months and still attacks whatever I am brushing him with. I can get a bit done while he is eating but he often gets fed up and will run off. I have brushed him two or three times a week since I had him and he still isn't any better. God forbid I ever have to bath him cos I think I would end up in hospital