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MajorTom - 12 Jan 2006 07:44 GMT
Went to PetCo and spoke with the dog groomers.
They suggested an electric shaver. They also
cautioned that a cats skin is much more tender
than that of a dog and to be careful of nicking my
cat while shaving him. They also told me to shave
my cat "with" the grain of the hair and not
against it. I found out that it was much easier to
shave against the grain of the hair. Had to clean
the shaver quite often because of the wax that
would buildup in the clippers. All in all my cat
took this much better than I thought he would. Had
thick leather gloves on and a towel to wrap around
him to semi-restrain his movements. About halfway
through shaving him I turned the shaver off and
actually heard my cat purring. He didn't like
being held down but didn't seem to mind he was
being shaved. I got rid of the gloves to get a
better hold of the scruff of his neck. I shaved
against the grain of the hair in short strokes,
down almost to bare skin. Guess I'm just blessed
with a very good natured cat.

I've attached a photo of Oliver after he'd been
shaved.............
Victor Martinez - 12 Jan 2006 13:29 GMT
> I've attached a photo of Oliver after he'd been
> shaved.............

Just a reminder that this is not a binary newsgroup, thus pictures are
not allowed.

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Ivor Jones - 12 Jan 2006 21:42 GMT
> > I've attached a photo of Oliver after he'd been
> > shaved.............
>
> Just a reminder that this is not a binary newsgroup, thus
> pictures are not allowed.

Also some servers will not carry them. If you have a website where you can
upload the pictures, I'd love to see them. Glad it went ok :-)

Ivor
MaryL - 13 Jan 2006 13:54 GMT
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> I've attached a photo of Oliver after he'd been
> shaved.............

This is not a binary newsgroup, so the photo was stripped from your message.
I suggest you post the photo to alt.binaries.pictures.animals and then post
a short message here to "announce" it.

I missed your original message.  How did you cat get candle wax on his fur,
and how extensive was it?  If you had unprotected burning candles in the
room (which I would surmise), this is just a reminder to keep your cat in a
different area when you are using candles.  I even put my two in the
computer room when I light the fireplace -- I think cats would know better
than to get too close to that much heat, but I don't want to take any risks.

MaryL

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