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One of our cats (Russian blue) is overweight and it is hard to control his food portions because it is a multi cat household. Since a few months ago he started getting mats of hair on his back, probably because he can't reach over to groom himself. We cut off one of the clumps but another one started developing. He is living with my in-laws. Their job description does not include brushing cats.
I recall seeing a device in a pet store that has an arc of bristles tacked down to a base. I think the cat is supposed to scratch its own back with this device. But I'm not sure what it is called and how well it works.
Any products we can buy to help the cat groom himself? The weight issue is hard to resolve unless we separate the cats...
Any products we can buy to help the cat groom himself?
Our cat had a similar problem. He went out and got us!
We do a pretty crappy job though - he doesn't tolerate us brushing him.
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