Does anybody have some hints about how I can get two good sized knots out of my cat's fur? They are located around his neck area, and no matter how much I brush and brush, I can't seem to get them out. Cutting them out would be my last resort, and I really don't want to do that. I know that there are a lot of pet owners here on the org, and wondered if anybody had some tips about what works for them? Thanks.

PS
You can leave my knots on

ZombieKitten said:

Has anybody asked about that intriguing sig of yours yet?

PANDURITO said:

can you even see anything? someone did ask what's with the 4 squares

ZombieKitten said:

I see four oriental characters

PANDURITO said:

Never mind. I know

PANDURITO said:

wow!

PANDURITO said:

Thanks, Pandurito, I appreciate it.

ZombieKitten said:

That cat looks pissed, poor thing.

psychodelicide said:

If brushing the matts does not remove them then cut them out are use a matt stripper ( razor blade type thing ) if it's common they get the matts brush that area daily to prevent futher matts building up

Mach said:

Thanks, Mach. Think I've seen the matt stripper in the pet store, I'll have to go get one.

Okay, the knots are out, now I just need to brush my cat on a more regular basis so that this doesn't happen again.

the dog we are sitting is getting some dreds, so we went to my sister-in-laws house and I was gonna borrow the dogbrush, and we forgot it.

we also left the dog there by accident

ZombieKitten said:

Uh oh.

tis hairball season


i need to do "fluffy" over here again and then vacuum him
so i don't hear that wonderful sound in the middle of the night.

emm said:

One of my cats vcmited twice today, and I think it was because of hairballs.