Whether it is a long-haired cat or a short-haired cat, regular hair care is needed. Persian cats have shiny, soft, and elegant hair, which also makes Persian cats more beautiful and noble. If the Persian cat's hair becomes tangled, the beauty will naturally disappear, and the owner will no longer be willing to approach it. How to cut Persian cat hair when it becomes knotted? Many owners of Persian cats don’t know anything about it. Today I will share with you the solution to the knotted Persian cat hair.

How should you cut the knotted fur of a Persian cat?

1. When trimming the hair on the chest and abdomen of a Persian cat, first place the Persian cat in a standing position, then start from the chest and gradually trim the hair to the abdomen, and then to the inside of the limbs. Pay special attention when trimming the feet. Use small scissors to trim the hair on the toes to a length that can cover the nails, so that the tips of the hair just touch the ground when walking. Then use clippers to trim the hair growing between the toes into a natural round shape.

2. Use a comb to straighten the hair on the front legs of Persian cats, and then use small scissors to cut off the long hair. In order to make it look more natural, don't cut them all to the same length. Adjust the trimming length appropriately according to the outline of the leg. If the hair on the hind legs grows too long, it will give people a heavy feeling. Just use clippers to trim it into a natural shape.

3. When trimming the hair on the soles of the Persian cat’s feet, use your fingers to push the flesh ball to the left and right, and then use scissors to cut off the long hair against the edge of the flesh ball to avoid injuring the toes. The last thing to trim is the Persian cat's tail. When trimming the hair of the Persian cat's tail, you must not lift the Persian cat's tail upwards with force. Although its tail is very high, it will cause greater difficulties when trimming.