Primpin' Presley

Do you recognize this guy?

He's the fella with the racing stripe down his back.

PRESLEY

He told me today his most favorite thing in the whole wide world is to be combed.  So, I found one faster than a cat on a mouse and we both enjoyed a good grooming session.  Apparently he likes to snuggle, too.

A little primpin' here and a little primpin' there...here a primp, there a primp.lalalalala!

                                                  **Smmmmmmmooch** 

All done!

Cat combs are an essential item to groom your cat. While a variety of brushes, combs and rakes may be combined during a grooming session, cat combs are especially helpful for removing tangles, dead hair and mats from your cat's hair coat. Combing your cat on a regular basis can help to minimize or prevent hairball problems. 

Grooming is an essential part of maintaining your cat's health. Like any task, having the right tool for the job at hand is crucial. With a few tips before shopping you can buy the right cat comb to make your cat's next grooming session easier!

An ideal choice for a cat comb for your cat is a stainless steel comb with teeth (fine, medium, coarse) that are appropriate for your cat's coat density and length. The ideal comb to use with longhaired cats and cats with dense coats is a 7.5-inch-by-one-inch comb that has both coarse and fine teeth.

Then always follow a grooming session with a little treat.

"Mmmmm...that was good."

We are off to Ottawa to pick up permits for the house-building. We still have a month to get some work done on the property and then the excavating will start the first of Spring. I'll be planning and purging over the winter, much like I did last winter. We still have many decisions to make. Oh well, it will make a long, cold winter a little more exciting.

Kane says "Howdy"

I'm off today to care for 2 new kitties. This is the best part of cat-sitting; getting to know them.

I'm linking up to http://gattinamycats.blogspot.ca/ for Cats on Tuesday.
hugs, Deb