Pick the right brush
A slicker for curly and fluffy coats, a rake for thick undercoats, a rubber brush for short coats and a wide comb for long-haired cats.
Little and often
Five minutes a few times a week beats one big wrestle. Keep it short and cheerful.
Hunt for knots
Behind the ears, under the arms, the tummy and the tail. That’s where tangles hide.
Listen for clicks
If nails click on the floor, they’re due a trim. Pop in between grooms if you need to.
Treat time
End every brushing session with a treat, so the brush means something good is coming.
Your next conversation
Tell us about their coat, their last groom and the look you’re after, or call us on (202) 555-0116. We’ll plan their visit with you.
Your checklist
- The right brush for their coat
- A comb for checking knots
- Five minutes, a few times a week
- Ears, arms, tummy and tail
- Nails if they’re clicking
- A treat at the end
