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If your cat has a problem with shedding, matting, or hot weather then you may want to consider giving your cat the lion cut. The lion cut is a type of hair cut where your cat's coat is shaved with the exception of the face, mane, legs, and tip of tail. This type of hair cut is very commonly used for Himalayans and Persians. But owners with any breed of long haired cat can give their little beast the lion cut. Good hygiene is important for long hair breeds especially with regards to hairball prevention. Most professionals suggest brushing your long haired cat once a day. If this is something you know you won't be able to fit into your daily routine you should probably start shaving your cat. In addition,grooming can be rather costly, you will save a lot of money grooming your cat at home. I used to spend seventy five dollars every 4 months to have my cat groomed. This might not sound like a lot, but trust me it adds up. When you first start grooming your cat at home it will take you at least two-three hours. But as you and your cat become more comfortable with this process the time will decrease to around an hour.
Step 1Gather your materials
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To groom your long haired cat you will need the following:
A second person to hold/restrain your feline friend
Trimmers along with attachments
Pet brush/comb
Nail clippers
Towels or rags
Cat treats
*if your cat has greasy patches or matted clumps you may additionally need:
Corn starch
Blunt-ended scissors
BLAAAAAAAAAAAAGH
Me likey.
I wouldnt do this to my furry babies!
I'm really interested in seeing the pictures of jackassed cats with a half-inch strip of fur missing from their backs, and their owner's bleeding fingers, after people try this with their psychotic cats. There was only 1 cat groomer in our salon for a reason (she was nuts). This must have been a REALLY CALM CAT.
Seriously though, please be careful you guys! Cat skin is really easy to make giant holes in!
I love it.