Learn the proper techniques for using an electric razor or other cutting device on a cat's fur in this free video.
Expert: Carolyn Haynie
Contact: www.purrzonecats.com
Bio: Carolyn Haynie has been...
Learn the proper techniques for using an electric razor or other cutting device on a cat's fur in this free video.
Expert: Carolyn Haynie Contact: www.purrzonecats.com Bio: Carolyn Haynie has been a dog and cat groomer for 40+ years. She owns a Persian cat cattery that produced a national winner in 2005. Filmmaker: Liz Mortensen
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why cut cats hair she/he needs that for the cold days you go outside naked and walk about in the freezing cold hmm... you stupid cut it a bit but not all off it jesus
oh my gosh! youre not supposed to cut a long haired cats hair off, its suppossed to be long! the're not like humans who need their hair under control, a brush, yes, but a shave, NO!, ARE PEOPLE OUT OF THEIR GOD DAMN MIND!, poor cat:(
Oster a5 is what they look like. I prefer to use Laube with a variable speed. they are quieter and you can start them at a lower speed to give the animal a chance to get use to the noise. Plus in my opinion the Oster clippers are garbage. Also a cats skin is very thin & easy to cut. The only blade I'd use is a #10. Anything longer can cut the skin & anything shorter will burn.
For those who don't know Oster & most other professional clippers have snap on blades
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CATS DONT LIKE WATER. WATER DOES NOT CALM THEM DOWN.
youre not supposed to cut a long haired cats hair off, its suppossed to be long! the're not like humans who need their hair under control, a brush, yes, but a shave, NO!, ARE PEOPLE OUT OF THEIR GOD DAMN MIND!, poor cat:(
For those who don't know Oster & most other professional clippers have snap on blades