Now as long as we are talking hair, what do I use on my Maine Coon Cat that gets mats.??
It costs--grab your heart--$125.00 to clip a Coon Cat in this area. They have to receive general Anastasia and sleep this off.
I have taken the beast to a few cat grooming shops in the area, but now the only places I can find are 50 miles away, all the local ones when I give my name and they had groomed my cat in the past, tell me that they no longer do Maine Coons. Strange, I wonder why why.
Being an American raised on the theory that duck tape solves all, suggested to Hubby we tape the claws in duck tape to use a pet clipper on her.
Hubby reacted not too well to the idea, what about his teeth. Well we could put a sock on his head--sort of like blindfolding a horse to lead them from a burning barn.
Hubby went off for a few hours, sat at a local bar and lamented the day he ever met me.
No freaking way was I going to do this with his help. He made the last appointment to get the cat a lion cut and now that the cat needs it again keeps an evil eye on me,--no socks or duck tape on HIS cat.
Cats do not get along with vacuum cleaners, I do not think this divice would work too well on him.
So what now do I do now that the male will not allow either of us to comb or brush him, I tried cutting the mats off but Hubby had a shit fit that I was going to cut into the cats skin.
When I married this man 20 years ago I had no idea that he even liked pets. Now he seems to like them better then he does me.
