Persian cat grooming

Here are some tips in Persian cat grooming

1. Use a comb instead of a brush when you groom your cat. Combing can effectively remove dead hair deep in its fur. Use a wide and metal toothed comb.
2. Persian cats may not take their bath daily. You can bathe them every two to six weeks depending on how dirty the fur is. Cats are natural groomers but there are times when the dirt is too much for them to clean by themselves.  Make sure to remove mats before you bathe the cat.
3. When you decide to bathe your cat, make sure you use the right type of shampoo. The shampoo color must match with the color of the cat's fur. For example, use a dark colored shampoo when bathing a black Persian cat. You can also use a clear shampoo for any color of fur.
4. If you do not comb your cat daily, mats will form on its fur. Do not use very sharp scissors when you cut the mat. Your cat might get injured since they move without any notice. Make sure to comb the fur behind its ears, on its neck and legs. These are the areas where mats usually appear.
5. Cutting or trimming your cat's fur can help you prevent many problems associated with its fur. You can avoid getting poop and urine on its fur.  Matting will not be a problem since your cat will have shorter hair. You can ask your veterinarian to give your cat a lion cut. As much as possible, take your cat to the groomer instead of you trimming the cat's fur to prevent unnecessary cuts and injuries.
6. Keep your Persian cat indoors. There are many things outside your house that can make your cat's fur dirty. In this way, you can lessen the tangles in its fur and lessen how frequent you give your cat a bath. Persian cats shed minimally so do not worry about its fur flying anywhere.
Persian cat grooming will require your patience. Some maybe complicated but some are simple enough for you to do it yourself.  You should keep in mind that this is as important as feeding your cat. Persian cat grooming in the end will be rewarding for both the cat and yourself.