I am looking to buy this for my cat because of excessive grooming. Does it completely cover the cat's lower stomach? This is his problem area.
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It is a pretty good cover - it wraps all the way around. Both of my kitties fell over sideways when I put it on the first time. Lol. They figured out they could still walk pretty quick tho. I think it might work for excessive grooming, although when I remove it, he tries to lick his back and shoulders, so yours might groom more when it's off. Good luck!
228808
Have you talked with your vet? It could be skin irritation, anxiety, or something else. The thunder shirt is to calm them down. I use mine for car rides and cutting their nails. I don't know how well it would work with the above possibilities. If it's anxiety they have Prozac for cats. I use it on two of my nervous Nelly's. One's the destroyer, the other is the pee pee brat.
228809
It does wrap around the under belly area snuggly. However if the cat knows how to move it aside, he may be able to. I use it to bring calmness to my cat and he enjoys it. He usually just snuggles up with me once I put it on! Good luck!
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You did not leave a lot of information. I have not tried it on a cat but had a cat one time that would get all sorts of balls of hair. I found if one worked the clipper blade all the way to the skin and got under the clots it worked fine. going through the thick wads of hair was not a smooth cut.
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It's the only groomer my cat doesn't totally hate, but I didn't get the cat till he was 3 years old and was always self-grooming (Angoras are meticulous groomers). I'm pretty sure your cat will like it since it has no sharp edges and it attracts hair with static electricity to the silicone bristles, which are more like blunt pegs.
1350974
No, my cat did great with this product. She is a domestic short-hair and she wore it for two months.
167217
Not really. I love this. I have one cat that uses it to rub his back. The other 5 just ignore it. He will roll all over it. But it does a really good job for what it says it will do. It isn't perfect. But I bought two -one of each size. I would love to get another. I just wish they were cheaper.
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It should; if he is uninating against the back of the box, yes it will contain it. If he is facing his backside out of the front then maybe not. I find this box to be just wonderful as I have lots of cats. I own 5 of these and have purshed more for friends with cats. I highly recommend this as it cleans well!
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It should. We use it on our tabby, who has medium length hair, but also on our spaniels who wear their hair long in the withers and flanks. I have been satisfied, and I think the animals are too. The cat has been shedding rapidly as we transition to our wet season (Florida), and one of the spaniels too, and I think it helps.
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I bought the blue and I love it. I have two cats who are on it all the time. Yes, it does show the hair but you don't have to vacuum every day. If you do it every couple of weeks it seems to be sufficient.
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Hi Dorothy. I would not consider absorbancy to be a major attribute of this pad. It is like Astro Turf and the bottom of the pad does not have padding that would completely block urine from going through. The pad does "repel" small amounts of liquid though (as mentioned in the product description). We bought the pad primarily to catch litter from cats' paws on their way out. It is also good to catch any feces that might attach to your cat's tail. We have a long hair Main Coon, and sometimes he has issues with that.The pad provides ample coverage and the neutral tone goes with pretty much any decor. Let me know if you have any more questions. Hi Dorothy. I would not consider absorbancy to be a major attribute of this pad. It is like Astro Turf and the bottom of the pad does not have padding that would completely block urine from going through. The pad does "repel" small amounts of liquid though (as mentioned in the product description). We bought the pad primarily to catch litter from cats' paws on their way out. It is also good to catch any feces that might attach to your cat's tail. We have a long hair Main Coon, and sometimes he has issues with that.The pad provides ample coverage and the neutral tone... » Read More Hi Dorothy. I would not consider absorbancy to be a major attribute of this pad. It is like Astro Turf and the bottom of the pad does not have padding that would completely block urine from going through. The pad does "repel" small amounts of liquid though (as mentioned in the product description). We bought the pad primarily to catch litter from cats' paws on their way out. It is also good to catch any feces that might attach to your cat's tail. We have a long hair Main Coon, and sometimes he has issues with that.The pad provides ample coverage and the neutral tone goes with pretty much any decor. Let me know if you have any more questions. « Show Less
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The fine! The coarse has teeth much too wide for thin cat skin. It will definitely cut the cats skin. Fine is very safe.
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The velcro opening is under the neck and on the belly. Both are quite wide. And by under the neck I'm talking more chin/neck/throat area. You have a little room for adjustment but it is best to get the correct size so you cover the velcro area. If put on properly it works great. My cat really likes it and he didn't like the thin "figure 8" types.
1350975
No skin, licking, hair problems with mine. It works like a dream for my cat. It also has the added benefit of being a bit of a flea deterrent (because of the lavender), too. It may not work for all cats, but it definitely works for mine.
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YES. This was recommended by the Vet. And, I've had great success with it. Scissors are dangerous on cats as their skin is so thin - you can accidentally pull and cut skin without realizing. This kit is great. It has several sized 'combs' so that you can manage the length of hair you remove on your cat. I use this on my long hair cat who gets terrible mats. Surprisingly the cat does not mind the vibrations of the clipper at all and is obviously more comfortable once the mats are removed. MUCH safer than scissors!
83363
It does! First I cleaned the carpet area with the other nature miracle stuff. I find that I have to restart every week or so. I also had my cat wear a calming collar for about a month. He's stopped peering!
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I used it on my cats tummy area and it works great. It would have worked better if they hadn't been afraid of the noise. I think a dog would tolerate it much better. there are a lot of attachments, you should be able to find one that will get you the desired cut.
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Yes mine is loose too. I was also surprised they did not put velcro. It does not seem to bother my cat though.
1271642
I don't know how much it will cover. It did three spots my cats had messed up but mine where not super large. It goes a long way but when you say large... I just cant promise it would do the whole thing. It sure did a great job on the places I fixed...