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8. Marthe, I could have written this myself! The only solution I can come up with is to have the

Mon Apr 18, 2022, 01:23 PM

Apr 2022

mats shaved at the vet, but they will have to sedate her.

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Any tips on dematting cats? [View all] Marthe48 Apr 2022 OP

I had no luck with my cat, who has semi-long fur that mats easily, Ocelot II Apr 2022 #1

We take our Maine Coon to the groomer for a lion cut when he gets mats. we can do it Apr 2022 #2

Probably the only solution when they're bad Jilly_in_VA Apr 2022 #5

Don't use scissors! WhiteTara Apr 2022 #4

Yes, lion cut. marybourg Apr 2022 #6

I comb my cat every day, gab13by13 Apr 2022 #7

If you are from Florida, you may be in luck, gab13by13 Apr 2022 #9

I have two long haired cats, slightlv Apr 2022 #10

Thanks for the tips Marthe48 Apr 2022 #11

Looks like letter openers we have Marthe48 Apr 2022 #13

What a pretty kitty Marthe48 Apr 2022 #15

Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2024 #17

Thank you for the advice Marthe48 Apr 2024 #19