Add Heat To Your Cat’s Conditioning Bath
While not a necessity, adding heat to the conditioning bath of your show cat helps intensify the product's effects because warmth helps the conditioner penetrate the hair shafts.
While not a necessity, adding heat to the conditioning bath of your show cat helps intensify the product's effects because warmth helps the conditioner penetrate the hair shafts.
Adding volume to a show cat's coat is desirable for some breeds and not for others. No exhibitor wants a puffy coat on a Siamese or a Bombay, but for breeds like Persians, Ragdolls or Siberians with their big hair, or breeds with plush coats like Exotics or British Shorthairs, adding volume helps the coat look its best.
While baby shampoo is marketed as a gentle product for human newborns, it can also be useful as part of your cat's grooming routine.
There is no excuse to present your show cat with a greasy or excessively oily coat. This article reveals the grooming techniques you can use to degrease that oily coat and present your show kitty's coat to purr-fection.
Goop is a popular hand cleaner that can also be used as a mega-easy coat degreaser when used in combination with shampoo. Learn how to make a superb one-step cat coat degreasing product we like to call GOOP SOUP.
Whether a show cat is longhaired, shorthaired or in between, a well groomed coat is a definite must. This article discusses why a cat develops that greasy look, and how to evaluate it.
Cat fanciers have been using "Goop" hand cleaner for years to degrease the coats of their show cats. Groomer's Goop is an enhanced reformulation of the original Goop and is designed exclusively for the purpose of degreasing cat and dog coats and treating stud tail.
A greasy coat on a show cat is very unattractive. Learn the tips and techniques to help your cat's coat look its best.