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Sticky BudsWhat would be the best way to get those little sticky buds out of a long haired cats tail. This is a cat who does not particulaly let you groom him for long either, you have to catch him whilst hes eating as it is the only time he is happy. Thanks 
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Lay in wait by the food bowl and grab as many as you can before kitty dashes off!!! Sorry - not much help I am afriad! |
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Can you 'tease' them out of his coat wearing a rubber glove?  |
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Is there a cat grooming product you could spray - sort of like a conditioner to make the coat silkier and help release the stickies? I realise it would have to be very gentle, as puss may ingest it whilst grooming, but maybe there is something? |
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