Is the product good for a kitty,too ? My kitty is about 6months.
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Absolutely - both of my cats love this brush. Use it in a circular motion to give them a massage and they'll never leave your lap. The provided videos from other customers who've bought this in the comment section are evident of this.
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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.
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Yes, it's meant for kitties. What kind of coat does your baby have? Long, short, medium?
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I don't think it is the best brush as far as hair removal, but I think it is an excellent brush for bonding and relaxation for you and your kitten. My cat has loved this brush immensely for years. My cat turned 10 today, and as I pulled this brush out (which is still in the exact condition it was 10 years ago) he perked up just as he did as a kitten. For my cat it is more of a massage, but it is a great bonding tool.
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It's not going to cause any harm. It's a probiotic. Just see to it that your kitty that needs it gets it. The other kitties will only benefit as well. It has really made a difference in my kitty. I am so grateful to the vet who recommended it.
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I first ordered the large for my 6 month old kitty and it was too large, so I ordered the medium and it was perfect. I kept the larger one because as he grows I know we will need it. I would say the large would fit up to a 22 lb. cat, but I would order a larger one for a 30 lb. cat. Be sure and secure it firmly and keep the leash in the direction towards the tail so kitty can't back out if it. Once our kitty wore it a time or two he got use to it and did not try to back out. We walk him every day for about 20-40 minutes (depending on the weather) and he loves it! He has so much fun exploring he wears himself out and sleeps a lot the rest of the day. I first ordered the large for my 6 month old kitty and it was too large, so I ordered the medium and it was perfect. I kept the larger one because as he grows I know we will need it. I would say the large would fit up to a 22 lb. cat, but I would order a larger one for a 30 lb. cat. Be sure and secure it firmly and keep the leash in the direction towards the tail so kitty can't back out if it. Once our kitty wore it a time or two he got use to it and did not try to back out. We walk him every day for about 20-40 minutes (depending on the weather) and he loves it! He has so much fun... » Read More I first ordered the large for my 6 month old kitty and it was too large, so I ordered the medium and it was perfect. I kept the larger one because as he grows I know we will need it. I would say the large would fit up to a 22 lb. cat, but I would order a larger one for a 30 lb. cat. Be sure and secure it firmly and keep the leash in the direction towards the tail so kitty can't back out if it. Once our kitty wore it a time or two he got use to it and did not try to back out. We walk him every day for about 20-40 minutes (depending on the weather) and he loves it! He has so much fun exploring he wears himself out and sleeps a lot the rest of the day. « Show Less
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I used it to stop my cat from chewing through cords, so it should also work for a baby, but it is probably overkill for the baby. He or she should grow out of chewing on cords soon. It is not attractive but is good protection for the cords.
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This is also a concern for me, as I'm now on antibiotics ("Augmentin" is the indicated treatment as well as prophylaxis for cat scratch and/or bite) and my hands are home to several bandages from my attempt to get our gentle little Siamese to the Vet 2 days ago! I am looking for a new carrier (our old one had no top opening, but I don't know if it would have helped, as our sweet little 9 lb Kitty grew ENORMOUSLY in size in her fear! Otherwise I really like the features on this product, and the blue would match her eyes so well! We are advised by the Vet to pre-treat with "Feliway" as a calmative, and there are some homeopathic remedies also available, like "Rescue", a Bach Remedy. This is also a concern for me, as I'm now on antibiotics ("Augmentin" is the indicated treatment as well as prophylaxis for cat scratch and/or bite) and my hands are home to several bandages from my attempt to get our gentle little Siamese to the Vet 2 days ago! I am looking for a new carrier (our old one had no top opening, but I don't know if it would have helped, as our sweet little 9 lb Kitty grew ENORMOUSLY in size in her fear! Otherwise I really like the features on this product, and the blue would match her eyes so well! We are advised by the Vet to pre-treat with... » Read More This is also a concern for me, as I'm now on antibiotics ("Augmentin" is the indicated treatment as well as prophylaxis for cat scratch and/or bite) and my hands are home to several bandages from my attempt to get our gentle little Siamese to the Vet 2 days ago! I am looking for a new carrier (our old one had no top opening, but I don't know if it would have helped, as our sweet little 9 lb Kitty grew ENORMOUSLY in size in her fear! Otherwise I really like the features on this product, and the blue would match her eyes so well! We are advised by the Vet to pre-treat with "Feliway" as a calmative, and there are some homeopathic remedies also available, like "Rescue", a Bach Remedy. « Show Less
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Hi Diane: Thanks to your comment, I plan to buy this and share it with my cat, who is 23 years old and like yours, suffering from kidney disease. With RenAvast powder and Ubiquinol, he has kept amazingly well, surprising the vet by living for years, but recently he has been bleeding (red) from the rectum and has bloody stools, apparently not healed simply by taking antibiotics. It is scary, but I still have hope because apart from his time in the litter box, he seems comfortable and still has his appetite. I'm very grateful for your comment!
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I was hoping the same thing, however although it doesn't say so in the website description, the packaging clearly states it's only good up to 4 months. We found out the hard way, my son was nearly 4 months when we bought it so we couldn't use it. It was definitely too small for him.
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Yes, same that picture, that product is very very good, may be at the beginning your cat doesn't use that, but in the future your cat will like that, good quilalty and good price too.
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I would imagine so, it's formulated for smaller animals with extremely sensitive skin, so it should be fine for a cat, especially if your kitty has sensitive skin.
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It is 10 x 4.5 x 6", would be perfectly fine for a six year old. This kitty is so cute, soft and so adorable and I am sure you little one will love it. I would remove the tags, otherwise there should be no problem.
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Pretty much. My cat is 18 months and has had it 3 months. She has grown to big, bored with it, and tore it up within 24 hours of receiving it. I repaired it several times and we both have given up on it.
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I don't think so. I have a long baby too, and this seems to work well for him at 2 months. I think it will still be good for several more months.
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My dad, who is a vet of 35 years, uses this on his cat. He seems to like that cat, so I assume it's healthy for the cat.
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It is a good sized case and I think your pet will be comfortable. If your Kitty is anxious I suggest a calming agent as well.
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Yes it is safe. We use it for a cat too. The pills are small and we give multiples to our larger dog (100obs) and break it in half for our cat. We heard about the product at our Veterinary Clinic but always check with your veterinarian if you are in doubt. It is wonderful on the 4th of July when all the noise upsets our two dogs.
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Congrats on your little bundle of fur and teeth! The Cat Amazing should hold up pretty well. Our cat has a propensity for avant-garde cardboard sculpting, but has been relatively gentle on the CA box. He does jump on it, push it around, bat at it, and performs the occasional barrel roll across it, but it has held up well. He is watching me as I type, so I'll say he's a trim 12 pounds, give or take three or four. As long as the box stay dry and your kitten doesn't use power tools, you should get plenty of use from it. When ours wears out, I'll recycle it and buy another.
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definitely not...I check EVERYTHING out w/ my vet before I give it to "my boys". My vet suggested this for them when they were puppies.They are noq 5 and 6 and their teeth a perfect...I also put Tropiclean in their food and a teethcleaning bone everyday.