I have a small gray tabby cat. Which brush size should I get her?
281001
I suggest you get the same one I purchased. Small/Short hair. It's not too wide and it's not intimidating to the kitty.
281002
I don't think you can go wrong with size. I buy the large cat furminator and use it on all 4 of my cats ranging from small to large and I use it on my extra large dog (over 100lbs), they all have different hair types and it works Great on all of them. If it is just for your small tabby than maybe go with the small, you really can't go wrong. You will love this!
879983
I have a very large Tabby cat. He is quite comfortable in his Armakat Cat Tree. He is about the size of a French Bull Dog and weighs close to 20 pounds. Enjoy.
132457
i would think yes. Our cat is similar in size and has no issue with it at all/ should it be tight, the brush is removable, gaining approximately 1"..
127056
Hi Miki, I think that the small would work for your cat. The small is just a tiny bit tight on my 12 lb poodle. I had to move on to a med. for her. Good luck!
584103
Medium would probably be fine. My one cat is a Bengal that is about 14 lbs. and my other cat is smaller but 15 lbs--I use medium for both.
1941280
How large or small is your cat? My cat is a little over 1 year old and is a 8 pound Russian Blue. The size of these clippers was fine for her.
47861
I have both the small and medium. The medium I have at the end of its extensions for my bigger cat which weighs around 13-14 pounds. If there is any chance of growth you may want to go bigger and just tighten it down.
584101
I would buy midium size soft claws if your cat is mid to large size which is my cat but for a small size cat I would buy small size soft claws.
1456274
for kittens get small, with any age over one year of age, usually medium is just fine, it covers but does not go beyond the nail bed. If you have a linx or mountain lion build then large. My suggestion, over one year, try mediums first.
857677
I bought the 20 inch because I have an older cat that likes to stretch out. Its a great size for medium to large cats and she loves it.
1067886
This size might be too big. I'd check if they have a smaller version for cats.
903476
I'm pretty sure I have the medium size for a 12" cat, so I would think maybe a large might be better. It's been awhile so I forget the sizes. But, I can tell you it is made well, much better than I have seen in pet stores for the money.
123306
I think the small 7.5" 20mm would work well for you. I have the big one but I have Newfies! Great brush, especially if they don't like to be brushed, they will let you with this one because it doesn't pull.
986233
Our cat is approximately 15" from top of head to base of tail and thin and the small is still a smidge big on her, so I'd definitely suggest the small. Best of luck to you and your kitty!
2269323
This scratcher is only half an inch shorter than the scratcher I purchased for my cat. She is around 15lbs and is part Maine Coon. It was a little small for her and a paw or two had to dangle off, but she still loved it and would scratch it a lot and lounge on it a lot as well. Tight fit, but she loves it.
1912418
I use mine for my Westie (probably larger than your cat) and for my chahuahua (the only way I can trim her nails). If you cat falls somewhere between these two size dogs, you can probably us it. Good luck -- my cat would freak out!
1137109
This size is too large for a cat, IMO (unless you have a cougar or bobcat). The smaller versions would likely work better, and your cat would have to be trainable...