He is beautiful! I just LOVE him!Originally Posted by Kiwideus
She did a beautiful job and now Kahu looks like he should be in a show - his fur is so much softer, and he looks really beautiful, and I think he knows it too!
I agree - Kahu was starting to run away from me whenever he saw I had the brush. I knew it had to be hurting him, and I hated doing that to him. Thankfully, the groomer was only a few streets away and had 28 years of experience. I was expecting Kahu to act traumatised after the "ordeal" but I think he loved it, it was like a kitty spa!Originally Posted by mzjazz2u
He is beautiful! I just LOVE him!
KNOT sure how Misty would have gotten that big ole mass on her back with you combing her regularly!Ok, Ok... so that was a bad pun. But I bet it brought a smile to a couple peoples faces!
I don't recommend anyone who's not a professional, try to clip out matts. Doesn't mean I wouldn't try it myself. I just don't recommend it because of liablility. If you can't pick it out with your fingers (prying apart little bits at a time), then I would consider taking her to a groomer this once, and get it shaved. You can always try the olive oil and maybe some kitty conditioners. I'm not sure about coconut oil. I imagine it's safe, but ask a vet first.
Glad Kahu knot only survived... but loved it! They usually feel so much better after all the mats and tangles are gone. They can be painfully tight and tug at the skin.Originally Posted by Kiwideus
I agree - Kahu was starting to run away from me whenever he saw I had the brush. I knew it had to be hurting him, and I hated doing that to him. Thankfully, the groomer was only a few streets away and had 28 years of experience. I was expecting Kahu to act traumatised after the "ordeal" but I think he loved it, it was like a kitty spa!
