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    Question about Persians

    Well I have a persian cat and his hair is really thick and it gets knotty very quick. Well did anybody ever have a persian cat and their knot got pretty big and it hurts them. If so reply kay thanks.

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    I think you should cut the knot out. After that you MUST brush him once, twice or maybe even three times a day to keep his hair from knotting.
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    Question about Persians

    First of all Welcome to Pet Talk & enjoy all the talks & pictures..
    Second of all = its not just Persians that get knotted up.. However they are the worst.. So when it warms up with the weather a bit have this baby shaved & then start over growing the hair out.. Then as it grows keep it comb out all the time..

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    A twice a day brushing should help stop the mattes from forming, and bathing several times a year at least will help also.

    Once the mattes are already there, you have little choice but to trim them out. CAUTION, NEVER USE SCISSORS to trim mattes!! Cat skin is very thin and with a mass of hair to deal with it's difficult to not accidentally cut the skin instead of hair. We've stitched up many cats from scissor wounds. Always use electric clippers instead, but still be careful with those as well.

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    What ever you do, DO NOT cut out that knot by yourself!! Please take the cat to the vet or a groomer. One wrong cut or the cat moves, the cat will get cut!!! Just had our Persian, Raven(COTD 12/9/04) trimmed yesterday. She looks very precious in her lion cut!!! When her fur was full Persian length, we would comb her twice a day to prevent mats. Good luck...
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    Jake

    Here is a photo of our other cat Jake. He is a stinker butt most of the time.

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