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I realize this question must be asked often on here, so if you have some good links, I'd love for somebody to post them for me... Otherwise, here's my question:
I have 2 kittens, about 1/2 yr old. They are not from the same litter. One doesn't shed a thing, hardly, while the other one now has started to really shed a lot. Hopefully it's just a stage, but I didn't think they went through a shedding stage right now. And funny that only one sheds... That makes me believe she's gonna be one of those cats that constantly shed alot???
Anyway, she's mostly white, a little bit Siamese looking. So her hair shows on our clothes etc. Today I found our master bed completely covered with hair; she'd obviously played up on it.
How do I prevent all this hair, or is there nothing to do but to clean it up? She's on good kitten food, called Nutro natural kitten something... So I beleve they get the nutrition they need.
How do you clean it up, or keep it from getting all over? Just old fashioned vaccuming etc.?
It seems as if I brush her, more keeps on coming. Is that all in my mind? I mean, does it really help to brush cats?
I'd love any input!
Thank's!
I have 2 kittens, about 1/2 yr old. They are not from the same litter. One doesn't shed a thing, hardly, while the other one now has started to really shed a lot. Hopefully it's just a stage, but I didn't think they went through a shedding stage right now. And funny that only one sheds... That makes me believe she's gonna be one of those cats that constantly shed alot???
Anyway, she's mostly white, a little bit Siamese looking. So her hair shows on our clothes etc. Today I found our master bed completely covered with hair; she'd obviously played up on it.
How do I prevent all this hair, or is there nothing to do but to clean it up? She's on good kitten food, called Nutro natural kitten something... So I beleve they get the nutrition they need.
How do you clean it up, or keep it from getting all over? Just old fashioned vaccuming etc.?
It seems as if I brush her, more keeps on coming. Is that all in my mind? I mean, does it really help to brush cats?
I'd love any input!
Thank's!