Cats are famously clean, but that doesn’t mean they can handle all their grooming alone. A little help from you keeps them healthier and more comfortable.
Brushing
Regular brushing removes loose fur, reduces hairballs, and keeps coats shiny. Short-haired cats need brushing weekly, while long-haired breeds may need it daily.
Nail Trimming
Overgrown claws snag carpets and furniture, and they can even curl into paw pads. Trim every few weeks with proper cat nail clippers.
Ear and Eye Care
Gently wipe away debris with a damp cotton pad. If you notice persistent discharge, consult a vet.
Bathing
Most cats don’t need regular baths, but sometimes it’s necessary. Use a mild cat shampoo, warm water, and a calm approach.
Dental Health
Cats can develop gum disease. Brushing with cat-safe toothpaste or using dental treats helps prevent it.
Checkups
Grooming is a good time to check for bumps, parasites, or skin problems. Early detection can save a lot of trouble later.
Taking grooming seriously strengthens the bond between you and your cat while supporting long-term health. Felisio.com stocks brushes, clippers, and dental products to help make it easy.
