Keep your cat's coat healthy and tangle-free with grooming supplies from Furminator, Tropiclean, Douxo and Ancol. Shop deshedding tools and cat brushes, nail clippers, ear cleaners, eye wipes, the Catit Self Groomer and waterless grooming wipes for cats who hate baths.
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Cats are good at keeping themselves clean, but a little help keeps their coat healthy, cuts down on hairballs and lets you spot lumps, fleas or skin problems early.
Brushing and deshedding
Regular brushing removes loose hair before your cat swallows it, which helps reduce hairballs and keeps their coat glossy. Short-haired cats need a quick brush once a week, while long-haired breeds like Persians and Maine Coons need brushing most days to stop mats forming. A deshedding tool like the Furminator, chosen for your cat's size and coat length, removes loose undercoat quickly.
Choosing a brush
Soft rubber brushes and grooming gloves suit short coats and nervous cats. Slicker brushes and wide-toothed combs work well on long coats. The Catit Self Groomer fixes to a corner so your cat can groom themselves whenever they rub against it. Browse our brushes and combs and grooming tools.
Bathing and waterless grooming
Most cats rarely need a bath. If yours gets dirty or has a skin condition, use a shampoo made for cats, or one labelled for dogs and cats. For cats who hate water, grooming wipes and waterless products freshen the coat without a bath. Browse our shampoo and conditioner.
Ears and eyes
Check your cat's ears weekly and gently wipe away visible dirt with a cat ear cleaner. Never push anything into the ear canal. Wipe away discharge from around the eyes with eye care wipes. Red, smelly or itchy ears, or cloudy or weepy eyes, need a vet check.
Claws
Indoor and older cats often need their claws trimmed, as they don't wear them down naturally. Use cat nail clippers and only trim the sharp tip, avoiding the pink quick. A scratcher also helps keep claws in good shape and protects your furniture.
Making grooming stress free
Start with short sessions when your cat is relaxed, such as after a meal, and stop before they get fed up. Reward them with a favourite treat afterwards. Getting kittens used to brushing early makes grooming much easier for the rest of their life, for both of you.
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Most cats need a brush or comb for their coat type, nail clippers, and ear and eye wipes. Long-haired cats benefit from a deshedding tool too. Browse brushes and combs, and order by 7pm for next day delivery.
Short-haired cats need brushing about once a week, while long-haired cats need it most days to prevent mats and hairballs. A Furminator deshedding tool, matched to your cat's size and coat, makes it much quicker. Delivery is free on orders over £59.99.
Rarely. Cats keep themselves clean, so baths are only needed if they get very dirty or have a skin condition. Use a shampoo made for cats, or try waterless grooming for cats who hate water. Order by 7pm for next day delivery.
Regular brushing removes loose hair before your cat swallows it, which is the best way to reduce hairballs. A deshedding tool helps with long or thick coats. If your cat brings up hairballs often, speak to your vet. Free delivery over £59.99.
Use cat nail clippers and only trim the sharp, clear tip, avoiding the pink quick. Do one or two claws at a time with treats as rewards. If you're unsure, ask your vet to show you. Order by 7pm for next day delivery.
Yes. Order by 7pm for next day delivery on all cat grooming supplies. Delivery is free on orders over £59.99, so add a new brush to your food and litter order. Bottomless Bowl saves you money on every repeat delivery.
