Petio Necoco Short-Haired Cat Grooming Brush

Tame the Tangle! Brushing your shorthaired cat is essential for maintaining a healthy coat and reducing shedding. This cat grooming brush is specifically designed to tackle the needs of short fur, making grooming a breeze for you and kitties!

• Effective Shedding Removal: Ultra-fine, two-stage pins reach deep into your cat's fur, gently removing loose hair, dander, and tangles.
• Gentle on Sensitive Skin: Rounded tips with soft rubber cushions are gentle on the scalp, minimizing irritation and promoting healthy skin.
• Perfect for Short Hair: Forget bulky brushes! These ultra-fine pins are specifically tailored for the delicate, shorter fur of shorthaired cat breeds.
• 10mm Pin Length: The optimal length for short fur, these 10mm pins effectively remove shedding hair from deep within the coat without damaging the undercoat.

Specifications:

• Origin: Designed and Made in Japan

• Material:

  Main Body: ABS resin, Elastomer resin

  Rubber: Synthetic rubber

  Pins: Stainless steel

• Two-Stage Pins: Total Length 10 mm approximately
• Dimensions: 90 × 144 × 38 (mm)
• Heat Resistance: 70 degrees Celsius
• Cold Resistance: -20 degrees Celsius
• Weight: 58 gm
• Suitable for short hair cat n all ages

Instructions for Use:

• To facilitate easy removal of shedding hair, the shorter pins do not have a rounded tip coating. This is not coating damage.
• Hold the brush lightly between your thumb and index finger. It's convenient to change your grip depending on the direction of movement.
• Please be careful not to let the pins touch the scalp.
• Part the fur and gently brush along the coat, starting from the roots and following the direction of the fur. Please untangle any mats gradually.
• Applying force or brushing the same spot repeatedly may cause the pins to scratch the scalp, so please be cautious.
• Grooming Indications: It is recommended to brush gently along the coat, starting with areas that the cat is comfortable with, such as the head and neck → back → abdomen → waist and tail → face and legs. Especially, areas behind the ears, the base of the hind legs, under the arms, and the abdomen are prone to tangling.

When a Cat Dislikes Grooming

• If your cat dislikes brushing, there could be various reasons such as using too much force, touching sensitive areas, or not having built a trusting relationship.
• For cats that are new to your home and still have a sense of caution, gradually engage in bonding activities and help them become accustomed to being touched. Grooming should be done gently to avoid frightening the cat.
• Instead of trying to brush the entire body at once, focus on different areas during grooming sessions. After each session, reward the cat with treats or toys to associate grooming with positive experiences.
• Another effective approach is to brush the cat gently while it's sleeping. If the cat appears to be in pain or discomfort during grooming, consider the possibility of a skin condition and consult a veterinarian.

*This is a Conditionally Returnable Product