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24-03-2005, 09:14 PM   #31

Re: Moulting


that would make you all jealous!!



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25-03-2005, 12:48 AM   #32

Re: Moulting


multi coloured dreadlocks for Cassie,i would love to see and just think i bet those dreadlocks dont lose hair LOL



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25-03-2005, 09:43 AM   #33

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28-03-2005, 04:26 PM   #34

Re: Moulting


Have you ever tried 'srtoking' your cat whilst wearing rubber gloves? Sounds a bit perv but actually the gloves help take out the shed hairs. Put a towel/cloth on your lap, sit puss down and stroke away . You may end up sneezing, as the hairs fly!



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28-03-2005, 04:36 PM   #35

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we have a special mitt have you can stroke them and it has rubber on it and pulls out all the loose hairs, its really good.



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28-03-2005, 05:23 PM   #36

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I have heard about the rubber glove treatment DM - when she stays in the cattery they use gloves on the cats every day. I'll give it a go!!



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28-03-2005, 05:25 PM   #37

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Abbi, I bought one of those mitts a couple of years ago and Cassie won't let me get near her with that on....she hates it! I've only got to get it out and she'll scoot away!!



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14-10-2005, 07:33 PM   #38

Re: Moulting


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Originally Posted by Abbi
we have a special mitt have you can stroke them and it has rubber on it and pulls out all the loose hairs, its really good.
I use that, but now Tigger has got big clumps of nots, which i think are making him uncomfortable



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15-10-2005, 12:09 AM   #39

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I'm not sure but I think you might have to cut the knots/clumps of hair out I know someone who has a persian and if she does not get a daily comb her hair can get knotted, and then the knots have to cut out very carefully with scissors. Otherwise it can be very uncomfortable for the cats....



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