Cat care at home
Everyday cat care step by step: nails and the scratching post, coat and hairballs, teeth, ears and eyes. Each guide lists what you need and when it is better to stop and see a vet.
Care guides
- How to trim a cat's claws and train it to a scratching post How to trim your cat's claws safely and teach it to use a scratching post instead of the furniture: what you need, the steps and when to see a vet.
- How to brush a cat and cut down on hairballs How to brush a short- or long-haired cat so less hair ends up in its stomach: what you need, the steps and when hairballs are a reason to see a vet.
- How to brush a cat's teeth How to get your cat used to having its teeth brushed, step by step: what you need, why human toothpaste is out, the steps and when to see a vet.
- How to check and clean a cat's ears How to check your cat's ears and gently wipe the visible part: what you need, what never to do, the steps and when to see a vet.
- How to care for a cat's eyes How to check your cat's eyes and wipe the corners: what you need, the steps, why flat-faced cats need more attention and when to hurry to a vet.
- Does a cat need a bath, and how to give one When a cat really needs a bath and how to make it as calm as possible: what you need, the steps and when to see a vet.
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This is general information, not a consultation with a vet. Every animal is different: if your pet is unwell or you are unsure, ask your vet.