Collection: Grooming & Care

A simple cat grooming routine

Regular grooming means less loose fur around the house, fewer hairballs and a chance to check your cat's skin, claws and paws. Short, calm sessions with plenty of praise work best.

Brushing

Short-haired cats usually do well with brushing about once a week, while long-haired cats may need it every day or two. The Self-Cleaning Bear Slicker Brush lifts loose fur and tangles, then releases the fur with one press. If your cat isn't a fan of brushes, the Double-Sided Silicone Grooming Glove feels more like petting.

Fur on the furniture

The Pet Hair Remover Mitt picks up loose hair from sofas, beds and clothes.

Claws and paws

When trimming, cut only the clear tip of each claw and stay well away from the pink quick. The compact Push-Style Cat Nail Clipper makes quick trims easier. For dry paw pads, especially in winter, Moisturizing Paw Balm helps soften and condition them.