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Catfancy 04-14-2021 09:56 AM

You are one demented person. Funny or not! Get a real life.

Barb.callow 04-14-2021 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by laryb (Post 1929671)
Lady Lake Professional Grooming on RT 441 grooms our cat

Took my kitty here this morning for a walk-in pedicure. We were in and out in minutes fir $10. We will be back! Thanks for the recommendation!

Barb.callow 04-14-2021 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Carlsondm (Post 1929822)
We adopted three unrelated kittens during the pandemic, and two will need grooming. One is growing into a large, skittish ragdoll so I sought groomers the minute I found out.

I have had some grooming done at Sumter County Animal Hospital and at Brick City Cat Hospital in Ocala. Sumter allows you to stay with your pet during grooming if you wear a mask. They both suggested I check out mobile groomers who come to the house if you have an anxious cat. PetSmart also does grooming. Wolfgang has been mentioned, but I have not tried them yet.

P. S. If you try the toilet bowl wash technique on a 15 to 20 pound fuzz ball the lid will likely come open. They really know how to throw weight around. I prefer the washcloth technique - after nails are clipped.

I checked with Sumter Co Animal Hospital — they wanted $40 for a kitty nail trim! That’s 4x what other places charge.

Two Bills 04-14-2021 12:26 PM

Truly amazed at this thread.
Had a lot of cats on and off over the years, and never had one groomed or had its nails trimmed.
They do all that themselves.
Did have a couple long hairs that the vet had to remove fur balls from though.
Does this grooming include fancy clippings and shaping?
What do you get for your money?

asianthree 04-14-2021 03:57 PM

Have had long hair Persian and Himalayan.Big difference between common long hair fur and other breeds. Yes they do groom themselves, however their fur is so dense, they really can’t do a good job. Plus just their face needs to be trimmed to keep eye problems at bay.

We have had the same groomer for years, she also is in the show circle.
We have to brush weekly and or never get mats out. Groomed three time a year, during maximum shedding. If cats are in the hands of experience groomer cat should not be traumatized. Cost is much less than dealing with fur all that need attention by a vet.

Our cats have always been at ease with the groomer, but she only grooms cats, so no dog smells to deal with, that can sometimes put them on edge. Call the cat crazy club, they will have experienced with anything you need.

c.brayman@aol.com 04-14-2021 07:38 PM

Funniest thing I've read in AGES!!! Thank you!
Carolyn & Art
Owner of two cats!

Two Bills 04-15-2021 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by c.brayman@aol.com (Post 1930168)
Funniest thing I've read in AGES!!! Thank you!
Carolyn & Art
Owner of two cats!

No one owns cats.

Eg_cruz 04-15-2021 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 1929661)
If there are any out there, must be one of the most dangerous jobs in the world!

Funny 🤣🤣😂


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