Three major benefits of grooming your cat:

1. Enhance the relationship between you. The owner grooms the cat himself, which is a very intimate behavior and will make the cat feel very comfortable. Over time, the cat will trust you more and more and love you more and more. If you want to have a better relationship with your cat, you might as well comb their hair more. This is one of the effective ways.

2. Grooming promotes the cat’s blood circulation and increases blood circulation. As long as the cat's blood circulates, major and minor ailments in the body can be effectively reduced. During the grooming process, using a comb to fiddle with the cat's body hair will have a dredging effect. When combing, it can come into contact with the cat's body and have a massage effect, which can also promote blood circulation.

3. Relax the cat’s mood. During the process of grooming your cat, you can make your cat relax as much as possible. Sometimes cats feel uncomfortable because their body hair is tangled, so you can often see cats grooming their hair with their tongues.

Notes on combing the cat:

1. Grasp the cat gently and be gentle. Don’t scare the cat. Also pay attention to your posture. It will get impatient if you keep it in a comfortable position for too long. Don't comb it too tightly and use gentle movements.

2. Don’t comb your cat too frequently. Combing your cat's hair every day can reduce shedding and make it smoother, but it should not be combed more than three times a day, and each time should not exceed half an hour. Generally, combing the cat's hair 1-2 times a day, for fifteen minutes each time, is enough.

3. If there is dirt on the cat's hair, use a soap box to gently remove it. If it cannot be removed, you need to use scissors to cut off the dirty hair and then comb it.