I read the article. Emma what do you think. Any secrets on shaving rear legs? Article in Groomer to Groomer.
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I did have a thought. I noticed that in a video showing the inside of a well-known South Korean veterinary cat specialist, a cat had a lion cut with legs shaved all the to the "ankles". (The cat was also wearing cat-safe pink blush on her cheeks, but that's another topic.)
The lion cut is already so unnatural that, to me, it seems funny to start caring about disturbing the cat's leg whiskers. I sincerely doubt an indoor cat is going to have any trouble getting around with legs shaved to the ankles. I am not criticizing though, because we each need to do things in a way that makes sense to us. So my opinion doesn't matter as long as the owner and groomer and cat are comfortable.
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Originally posted by Emma123 View PostI did have a thought. I noticed that in a video showing the inside of a well-known South Korean veterinary cat specialist, a cat had a lion cut with legs shaved all the to the "ankles". (The cat was also wearing cat-safe pink blush on her cheeks, but that's another topic.)
The lion cut is already so unnatural that, to me, it seems funny to start caring about disturbing the cat's leg whiskers. I sincerely doubt an indoor cat is going to have any trouble getting around with legs shaved to the ankles. I am not criticizing though, because we each need to do things in a way that makes sense to us. So my opinion doesn't matter as long as the owner and groomer and cat are comfortable.
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Some cats really do need shaving. owning a Persian, or even a Maine Coon, is a lot of work. All it takes is a 2 week summer vacation -or being sick for a few weeks - while your cat is with a sitter, and boom, mats all over. And the people who request de-matting usually don't want it once they watch and see how long it takes and how hard it can be on the cat.
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