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How To Brush Your Cat At Home
How to brush your cat at home, from a professional cat groomer: start at the face and neck, read your cat's signals, avoid the trigger spots, build trust.
Finding the Right Schedule for Cat Grooming
How often should a cat be groomed? A Perth cat groomer on coat type, stud tail, shedding seasons, matting and budget, and why bi-monthly suits most longhairs.
Benefits of Professional Cat Grooming - authored by ChatGPT
The benefits of professional cat grooming - healthy coat and skin, fewer hairballs, early health checks - as written by ChatGPT for a low-stress cat groomer.
A Groomers Insight into Cat Behaviour
How a cat groomer reads cat behaviour: a six-level scale from calm to 'mythically bad', why 80% of first-time cats are good, and how the rest are calmed.
Stud Tail on Cats
Stud tail in cats: how to spot the greasy, flaky patch at the base of the tail, why it causes matting, and how a groomer or vet treats it with a wash and shave.
A Cat Groomer's Dilemma
Should you bathe and groom your cat? A cat groomer's dilemma: shaving a badly matted cat works, but a regular grooming schedule would have prevented it.
Cat Grooming ? ? ?
Why do cats need grooming if they groom themselves? A cat groomer explains shedding, oily coats, knots and mats, and how brushing and baths keep coats healthy.
Lion Clip Vs. Comb Clip. Which is best?
Lion clip vs comb clip: a cat groomer explains the difference - a full short shave versus a longer, winter-friendly trim - and when each is the right call.
10 reasons why I do not recommend you try to shave your cat by yourself
10 reasons not to shave your cat yourself: human clippers are loud and run hot, cats are easy to nick, and a bad DIY job makes professional grooming harder.
