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Cats are famously tidy, but even the most committed self-groomer can fall behind. A healthy coat takes work: licking, shedding, detangling, nail care, and keeping sensitive areas clean. When that becomes too much, the signs can show up in the fur, skin, claws, and behaviour. A professional groom is not only about making a cat look neat. It can help remove painful mats, reduce excess shedding, keep claws under control, and spot coat or skin changes early. Some cats cope well w

A warning about walking cats on harnesses can sound like the end of the conversation. In reality, it should be the start of a better one. Welfare charities, including Cats Protection in the UK, are right to raise concerns. A cat on a lead is not the same as a dog on a lead. Cats can panic, slip out of badly fitted equipment, freeze in unfamiliar places, or feel trapped when they cannot control their own movement. Some cats will never enjoy harness walks, and pushing them into