Oh my, the amount of cat hair...

[Catty1]

Get a Furminator, or a grooming tool with a small Furminator type blade on it. It gets rid of the undercoat, and works GREAT on my fluffy boy Cole. Flying hair disappears for several weeks!

Marzy is GORGEOUS. Congrats on your failure!

[Husky_mom]

what a gorgeous lady!!..

sorry no sugestions... but i had to comment on the cutie kitty cat....

[GILL]

CONGRATS ON YOUR FAILURE.
The Furminator is a good one and welcome to my world I think we are going to make a blanket from Barts alone.

[kb2yjx]

What a lovely little tortie!!! We add lecithin to the cats food, it gives gloss and fluff to the longer haired ones, and the short haired kits just look better. I feed Pet Promise canned food to the majority and one gets canned Evo. Also, it is shed season....maybe that is why your girl has increased shedding....Good luck!!!

[Medusa]

Marzy is a beauty and everyone is right, a Furminator does a great job at getting to the undercoat and keeping the fur from flying. I've had my Fur Posse on Purina Cat Chow forever and I've never had any problems. They all love it. I will say, though, that the Indoor Formula is said to have more coloring in it, so my orangie, Creamsicle, can't eat it because she's allergic, so I switched back to just regular Cat Chow and things are much better.

[krazyaboutkatz]

She sure is a gorgeous girl. I own a furminator and it really works well when I use it. All of my cats shed so I've learned to put up with it. They're all eating Innova Evo dry and some of them also eat the canned food.

[Casper]

Thanks for the replies.

I had heard of the furminator before, but didn't know it had such great reviews! I will definitely give it a shot. I bet it would come in handy when grooming Skylar, as well. He won't be shaved for the rest of the year and his hair is getting shaggy really quick. Thanks for the suggestions!