Most cats are such good self-groomers that they don't need you to clean their ears. But, if your cat is frequently outdoors or you notice a build-up of wax, dirt or other debris, a cleaning is in orde...

Cats are extremely clean pets, and are constantly grooming themselves. Their tongues are built in such a way that once hair is on it, there is only one way for it to go, down the hatch. Hair is not di...

Brushing Regular brushing removes dead hair from the coat before it mats, stimulates the skin, helps prevent hairballs and distributes the natural oils, producing a healthy, shiny coat. Brush in the ...

Washing a cat can be challenging. With the exception of a few breeds, most cats avoid water and dislike being bathed. The whole process will be easier if you have someone helping you. Getting Ready ...

Brushing, bathing and clipping aren't just about good looks - they're a must for good health. When it comes to your baby, grooming is more than just a beauty regimen, it's actually about good healthca...

All cat pet parents will need to combat fleas at one time or another. Even very clean, pampered, indoor-only cats sometimes get fleas. Arm yourself with information to help combat them, and prevent in...

Cats clean themselves, why should I groom them? I see my cat spending a lot of time each day licking and cleaning herself. There are various reasons, however, why your cat still needs your grooming ...

Cats can groom themselves, so they don't need to be washed as often as dogs. However, you may have to wash your cat from time to time. You may have to give your cat a flea bath, for example. Longhaire...