Care & Grooming
A poorly groomed coat means hair all over the couch and hairballs swallowed during grooming. Our cat grooming picks make brushing gentle and quick: a steam brush that traps loose fur, a self-cleaning slicker brush, a grooming glove, corner brushes, LED nail clippers and a reusable pet hair roller.
Buying guide and FAQ
Less shedding, a healthier coat
Regular brushing means less hair around the house and fewer hairballs. Every cat has a favorite tool:
- Steam brush: its fine mist traps loose fur instead of sending it flying. See the steam brush.
- Self-cleaning slicker brush: for undercoat and long hair, empties with one click. See the slicker brush.
- Grooming glove: for cats who run from the brush, grooming becomes petting. See the glove.
- Corner brushes: your cat grooms themselves by rubbing against them. See the corner brushes.
- LED nail clippers: see exactly where to cut, stress-free. See the nail clippers.
- Pet hair roller: for couches and clothes, no refills needed. See the roller.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I brush my cat?
Two to three times a week for short hair, daily for long hair, and more often during spring and fall shedding.
Why is my cat shedding so much?
Seasonal shedding, coat type or stress. Our 7 tips: cat shedding. Bald patches or redness? See your vet.
How do I trim my cat's nails?
Press gently on the paw pad, find the pink area and trim 1–2 mm beyond it. If in doubt, ask your vet for a demonstration.
