How to get rid of a really hairy pussy ??
Now I have your attention, our moggie Charlie of late, has picked up a terrible habit of just molting, shedding cat hair everywhere. He is in perfect health, just this bloody furball is getting worse :mad:
Everytime you give him a stroke, you get covered in the stuff. He is both an outdoors and indoors cat, pretty much does whatever the **** he likes. :D Any ideas aside from shaving him :D Here is the chap in question..fluff monster !! http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...c/IMG_0113.jpg Guarding his pink castle :D http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...c/IMG_0118.jpg |
A match? ;)
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get a dog :norty:
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Moggy?? Moggy????? don't you know he's a prince among pussies? :luvlove:
It's summer......he's moulting.....you have to live with it. Or get him a jumper! :lol1: |
Get a love glove, they are brilliant at removing all the molting hair, I have 2 long haired Gingers and they really shed some hair.
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He's just shedding, Chris. Quite normal for this time of the year.
Get a pet mitt or a good brush. You want to see the hair Jetski is dropping around the house. :mad: |
Originally Posted by JDM_Stig
(Post 9486985)
Get a love glove, they are brilliant at removing all the molting hair, I have 2 long haired Gingers and they really shed some hair.
Originally Posted by oldsplice
(Post 9486975)
Moggy?? Moggy????? don't you know he's a prince among pussies? :luvlove:
It's summer......he's moulting.....you have to live with it. Or get him a jumper! :lol1:
Originally Posted by Lee247
(Post 9486988)
He's just shedding, Chris. Quite normal for this time of the year.
Get a pet mitt or a good brush. You want to see the hair Jetski is dropping around the house. :mad: |
He looks like he has been made from two different cats. The front and back of one and middle of t'other. Cut and shunt cat? :lol1:
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Originally Posted by SwissTony
(Post 9486950)
Now I have your attention, our moggie Charlie of late, has picked up a terrible habit of just molting, shedding cat hair everywhere. He is in perfect health, just this bloody furball is getting worse :mad:
Everytime you give him a stroke, you get covered in the stuff. He is both an outdoors and indoors cat, pretty much does whatever the **** he likes. :D Any ideas aside from shaving him :D Here is the chap in question..fluff monster !! http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...c/IMG_0113.jpg Guarding his pink castle :D http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...c/IMG_0118.jpg |
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LOVE-GLOVE-GRO...416cd1fed91fc8
http://www.amazon.co.uk/GRENDLE-Pet-...8664746&sr=8-2 They arent the same as a comb or brush they just think ur stroking them |
There's definitely a 'u' in the word folks ..!
anyway, carwash ? |
He is an awesome cat. :)
When our cats have been where the shouldn't I use a lint roller. For the beds and sofas when we forget to shut the door. I rolled it over the lad the other day and he seemed to like it - at least he didn't bolt off so I assume he did. Took loads off and possibly a few that weren't ready :D Its the weather. It got could her a few days ago and they weren't too bad, now its muggy they are molting horribly. |
Get an old hair brush and use that on him - it should pick up the loose fur. Some cats actually like the attention; on others you may need assistance.
In the latter case I can recommend the use of a motorbike jacket and, optionally, gloves and helmet... ;) |
yepa s said above, just the hto weather, even our kitten is sheding some and hes 5 months old :o
best way is a brush, we got a special wire one for our old cat, sounds a bit harsh but it is a special cat brush, worked wonders on him. one of these http://www.petsathome.com/shop/slick...-at-home-28349 he loved it but did eventualy have enough each time and would just walk off |
Originally Posted by mgcvk
(Post 9487022)
He looks like he has been made from two different cats. The front and back of one and middle of t'other. Cut and shunt cat? :lol1:
Originally Posted by RA Dunk
(Post 9487025)
That's a seriously nice cat, lovely markings :thumb:
Originally Posted by EddScott
(Post 9487120)
He is an awesome cat. :)
When our cats have been where the shouldn't I use a lint roller. For the beds and sofas when we forget to shut the door. I rolled it over the lad the other day and he seemed to like it - at least he didn't bolt off so I assume he did. Took loads off and possibly a few that weren't ready :D Its the weather. It got could her a few days ago and they weren't too bad, now its muggy they are molting horribly. The little bugger actually goes upstairs and although there is a huge bed for him to sleep on, he waits until we leave a top or a pair of jeans on the bed, then promptly lies on top of them :mad: I am sure he does it out of spite |
Originally Posted by AndyC_772
(Post 9487162)
Get an old hair brush and use that on him - it should pick up the loose fur. Some cats actually like the attention; on others you may need assistance.
In the latter case I can recommend the use of a motorbike jacket and, optionally, gloves and helmet... ;) |
He is a good looking fellow. We have got a bathroom brush with a long handle, meant for washing your own back I imagine. Fearless Freddie really likes a good grooming, he oftens asks for that. We have also got a wire cat brush which will get the moulting hair out, maybe you could tape a longer handle on it! You never know, he might grow to like it! Our old dog used to like being sorted with the vacuum cleaner, but thats a bit much for a cat! ;)
Les :) |
The pink castle!!! :eek:
Anyway, if you think Charlie's moulting is bad, you ought to try living with Mr OS!!! :lol1: |
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...c/IMG_0118.jpg
Is that your office? Very sweet :D Is moggie eating grass? Don't they do that to chuck up hair balls in their throat after cleaning themselves? Nice cat btw. dl |
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Yes I have seen that one before-it is funny!
Les :D |
Originally Posted by oldsplice
(Post 9487601)
The pink castle!!! :eek:
Anyway, if you think Charlie's moulting is bad, you ought to try living with Mr OS!!! :lol1: |
Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
(Post 9488948)
That's not moulting, that's him tearing his hair out ;)
:lol1: You're probably right! :D |
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