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Grand Magnate
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 4,428
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Grand Magnate
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 4,428
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Had that trouble with our Siamese as he got older. I suspect he didn't groom himself very well due to his age, etc. We used the method of cutting the clumps out or part of them as suggested. And they really were a mess. Then I found this really good brush/comb deal at the pet store. It worked wonders. I then tried to keep up with it so it didn't happen again. (Before, it did happen several times).
My cat didn't really like the commotion of getting these out either but he did tolerate it quite well. He was a good kitty. He also was used to me cutting his six toenails on each foot from the time he was little. So that probably helped as well so he behaved better. Sad to say he's gone now. Lived for 18 years.
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