Grooming Time

[Whimsy]

We groom our kits with a soft baby brush in our lap. It seems to get them used to handling and touching. It's pleasurable for them too.

The hard chin combs are easy to accidentally poke a chin. That combined with the usual inverted dangling is not what any chin could possibly look forward to. Perhaps that's why so many of the adults despise being groomed.

 

[Pikaia]

Awww!!! That is so cute!! I would like to try that with my chins!! Tribble is the only one who stands a chance at liking it because he loves scritches. My other two girls don't enjoy it.

 

[Rebecca1122]

Where did you get the brush?

 

[danilinn]

i found a pretty soft little cat brush i was going to try on Jonesy, BUT...she's only 3 months. is she too young to be brushed? if she can be, should i do it before or after her bath?

 

[cindyv3737]

My brush is a generic rabbit brush. It's not the best for grooming but it works for me. Keep in mind not all chins enjoy being brushed, I'm lucky mine does.

I don't know if three months is too young to groom. I didn't start until mine was a year old. I'll brush her before a bath and then she bathes.

 

[Nickn3ro]

at first shes like alright you brush I eat then shes like Im done but you can keep going