Skin and Furhttps://www.cathealth.com/grooming/skin-and-fur2024-03-19T09:50:08+00:00CatHealth.compethealth@aquantallc.comJoomla! - Open Source Content ManagementFeeding Techniques to Decrease Hairballs in Cats2019-01-15T05:05:19+00:002019-01-15T05:05:19+00:00https://www.cathealth.com/grooming/skin-and-fur/2566-feeding-techniques-to-decrease-hairballs-in-catsKatie Schlossinpethealth@aquantallc.comIf your cat has occasional hairballs, you might be able to make dietary tweaks that can help.
If your cat has occasional hairballs, you might be able to make dietary tweaks that can help.
How to Comb Your Cat's Belly2010-11-19T20:33:32+00:002010-11-19T20:33:32+00:00https://www.cathealth.com/grooming/skin-and-fur/1258-cat-comb-bellyAngelapethealth@aquantallc.comYour cat may relish a nice combing along the forehead and back, but kick—or worse—if the comb goes near the belly area. Here's one method of getting your cat to gradually accept an almost-full-body brushing or combing; kitty's underside gets dirty and tangled, too.
Your cat may relish a nice combing along the forehead and back, but kick—or worse—if the comb goes near the belly area. Here's one method of getting your cat to gradually accept an almost-full-body brushing or combing; kitty's underside gets dirty and tangled, too.
Grooming and Bathing2011-09-14T19:02:43+00:002011-09-14T19:02:43+00:00https://www.cathealth.com/grooming/skin-and-fur/2153-grooming-and-bathingAngelapethealth@aquantallc.comTips on how to groom and bath your cat.
Tips on how to groom and bath your cat.
Hairballs in Cats2011-09-14T19:32:41+00:002011-09-14T19:32:41+00:00https://www.cathealth.com/grooming/skin-and-fur/2154-hairballs-in-catsAngelapethealth@aquantallc.comHairballs in cats aren't always normal. Read about when to be concerned about an underlying medical condition.
Hairballs in cats aren't always normal. Read about when to be concerned about an underlying medical condition.