How to care for a Persian cat’s hair

Cats, everyone’s earliest understanding of cats should be Persian cats. Persian cats have different eyes and long, soft fur that is very lovable. When raising it, be sure to spend some time taking care of its hair.
Generally speaking, breeders need to spend 15-30 minutes grooming Persian cats every day. Otherwise, the Persian cat’s hair will easily become tangled and appear rough, seriously affecting the Persian cat’s beautiful appearance.
When grooming a Persian cat, first place the Persian cat outdoors or on a plastic mat and let it stand stably. Grooming your Persian cat outdoors keeps some of the fleas and dander outside, reducing the chance of your home becoming a breeding ground for bacterial parasites.
For the Persian cat assistant’s hair, you need to prepare two combs with fine teeth and one with fine teeth, as well as a wire brush and a toothbrush. A two-purpose brush with fine teeth and sparse teeth is used to comb the Persian cat's hair, and a wire brush is used to remove shed hair. Finally, the toothbrush is used to comb facial hair
During the entire grooming process, first comb along the direction of hair growth of Persian cats, and then comb against the direction of hair growth. Just comb the entire hair until it becomes smooth.
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