Grooming Safety, Ethics & Welfare
Indoor cats still need grooming because self-grooming doesn’t manage shedding, nails, skin health, or age-related limitations. Most grooming problems in indoor cats come from misunderstanding not neglect. If you’ve ever caught yourself wondering “Is cat grooming necessary for indoor cats?”, you’re not alone, and you’re definitely not failing as a cat owner. This is one … Read more
How often cats should be groomed depends more on coat type, age, and physical ability than breed or whether they live indoors. Most grooming problems happen not because owners don’t care but because cats quietly struggle long before the signs become obvious. “How often should cats be groomed?” is one of the most searched questions … Read more
Regular grooming is important for cats because it supports physical health, hygiene, emotional comfort, and early detection of hidden problems that cats often mask. Even though cats self-groom, they still rely on human support to prevent mats, pain, stress, and long-term health issues. Most cats don’t end up with grooming problems because their owners don’t … Read more
Cat grooming is a set of basic care practices that support a cat’s coat, skin, nails, ears, teeth, and overall comfort not just how they look. Even cats who groom themselves still need human help to prevent pain, health issues, and behavior problems that often lead to surrender. If you’re new to cats, one of … Read more
