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1. We used to clip them out as soon as we found them. Not hard to do when they are smaller.

Sun Jan 29, 2017, 09:40 AM

Jan 2017

It's either that or take them to a pet grooming place.

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Long-haired cat problem---bad tangles-what to do? [View all] panader0 Jan 2017 OP

been there, done that Sedona Jan 2017 #2

I had 2 Maine Coons Freddie Jan 2017 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author blogslut Jan 2017 #4

My long haired semi-final cat becomes a walking tree sinkingfeeling Jan 2017 #5

He may need to be sheared BainsBane Jan 2017 #6

I have the third one on that list. It works better than any other grooming tool The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2017 #14

A seam ripper works well, or a razor comb Donkees Jan 2017 #11

I clip w/ surgical scissors. Dismade Jan 2017 #12

welcome to du niyad Jan 2017 #16

TX+! Dismade Jan 2017 #17

I have an old, male Himy-mix . . . fleur-de-lisa Jan 2017 #13

Take little scissors and cut each one off lunatica Jan 2017 #18