For their cat owners, many cat owners always have to take good care of them. Beauty and health care manicures are indispensable! So what kind of preparations should cats make before undergoing beauty care and manicures? And what kind of health care should they do? The following is Let the editor explain them one by one!

Choice of beauty spot

When it comes to grooming and health care for cats, the location is very particular. You can’t just catch the cat for grooming. For example, when combing a cat's hair, some hair will definitely fall out, and there may also be fleas or other things. If it is done indoors, if the owner does not clean it thoroughly, these things may still be attached to the cat. Additionally, it can be harmful to those who are allergic to cat hair or dander.

Therefore, it is best for owners to comb their cats outdoors. If they must do it indoors, it is best to do it on the porch, bathroom or other places that are easy to clean.

Preparation before beauty treatment

Cat grooming naturally requires tools, so before grooming your cat, you should prepare the necessary grooming tools, such as combs, scissors, shampoo, hair dryers, towels, etc.

If you want to clean your eyes, ears, mouth, etc., you will also need ear drops and eye drops, as well as some cotton, and dental cleaning equipment for brushing your cat’s teeth. In short, you should prepare all the tools you need before grooming your cat to avoid being in a hurry when using them.

Cat ear health care

The main care for your cat’s ears is to check whether there is any dirt in the ears. If there is any dirt, dip a cotton ball in some olive oil and remove the dirt.

A healthy cat’s ears don’t need much care. If your cat is constantly scratching its ears, this is cause for concern. It may be that the cat has ear disease or the ears are blocked by earwax. You can check to see if there are any obvious black waxy spots or earwax in the ears to further clean and care for the cat’s ears. If your cat still scratches, seek medical attention immediately.

Cat eye care

Generally, cat eye care is mainly about cleaning some stains around the cat's eyes. You can soak a piece of cotton in warm water, and then gently wipe away the stains around the cat's eyes.

Healthy cat eyes should look bright and clean. If there is excessive secretion or other abnormalities, it is likely that there is a physical problem and you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Cat’s oral examination

To maintain a cat’s oral health, it is important to regularly check whether there is tartar on the cat’s teeth, and thenClean their mouth. Brush your cat's teeth once a week to prevent tartar from forming. If you really can’t clean your cat’s teeth, you can go to the hospital for teeth cleaning if necessary.

Facial care for cats

Long-haired cats are often prone to tear duct obstruction, and tears flow to their cheeks, leaving unsightly dark marks on their faces. To remove stains, you should use a cotton ball dipped in lightly salted water and rub the hair on your cheeks. If symptoms are severe, it is necessary to seek medical attention from a veterinarian.

Improvement of cat coat quality

The most direct way is to comb your cat, especially long-haired cats. It is best to comb it 1-2 times a day. During the period when your cat is moulting, you should pay more attention to hair care. Clean up the hair that has fallen off but is still attached to the cat's body in time to provide space for new hair to grow.

At the same time, you can properly massage the cat's body when combing to help promote blood circulation in the body, which is also good for the growth of the cat's hair.

There is also the matter of bathing the cat. Be sure to choose a professional pet shampoo when bathing. If you use other people’s shampoo or soap and detergent to bathe the cat, the quality of the cat’s coat will deteriorate, and in serious cases, the cat’s hair will deteriorate. It may induce skin diseases and endanger the health of cats.

Cat foot care

When giving pedicure care to a cat, it is best to stabilize the cat’s mood first. Parents can gently stroke the cat to relax it and keep the body relaxed, so that the cat can open its claws voluntarily.

When trimming your cat's nails, you need to gently squeeze the pads to expose the nails hidden inside. When trimming, keep the scissors perpendicular to the claws to prevent the nails from breaking. After cutting the nails, use round-tipped scissors to trim the cat’s feet. When cutting, you should open the cat's toes, cut the toes to a length lower than the webs, and then wipe the cat's webs clean!