Too much brushing?

Daphne

User Name: Daphne
Parent Forum: Cat Breed Forum
Posted: 6/19/2010 8:41 PM

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   I have a half siamese, half maine coon adult who LOVES to be brushed every day-he will actually go to where his brush is and whine.  He purrs and falls over when we brush him so I know it's enjoyable for him.  And while I aim to please the "master", I wonder how much is too much;  am I brushing off essential oils on his skin and fur?  Anyone have an opinion?

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KimClark1980

KimClark1980

8/10/2010 2:39 PM
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I would say you cant brush enough.  I have a cat and she always gets matted when I don't brush her.  I think its healthy to brush them if they need it.  The one thing that would be bad is to much bathing, but since cats don't like that, I would say your probably safe with brushing often.

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