Now that summer is here, cats are shedding particularly seriously. Parents want to comb their cats’ hair and clean up the floating hair on their bodies, so that the shedding will be much less. However, during the combing process, cats will Either chewing or biting while holding the comb, and being unwilling to comb its hair has caused great obstacles to our combing. Will your cat refuse to be combed? This is very important to it!

Will your cat refuse to be combed? ?

Cats who don’t like grooming may be because they haven’t developed the habit of grooming since they were young. Waiting until it grows up to start grooming will make the cat feel very uncomfortable. Moreover, if the owner combs the cat in the wrong way and makes the cat feel pain instead of comfort during the combing process, then the cat will not be happy to let you comb it.

There is no rush in grooming a pet cat. If you want a cat to accept grooming, you have to cultivate it from an early age. And when combing the cat's hair, you should be gentle and make sure not to hurt the cat. Use a soft-bristled brush or a wide-tooth comb to brush gently in the direction of the long hair. While combing, you can also gently massage the cat's body to make it feel comfortable and safe, so that the cat can better accept your combing.

If the owner can comb the cat diligently, not only will the chance of hair tangles be greatly reduced, but the chance of the cat suffering from "hair ball syndrome" due to swallowing too much hair will also be reduced. In the natural growth process of cats, their hair grows and sheds all year round, especially when the seasons change from spring to autumn, the hair loss is even more serious.

Moreover, if the owner does not comb the cat frequently and the floating hair is not combed out, the cat's shed hair will be stuck on various objects, such as clothes, especially black clothes, or sofas, etc. On the bed, there will also be a lot of cat hair mixed in the air, which will have some impact on our lives.