Spring has sprung and your cat — and their hair — knows it.
Spring and fall are two of the biggest shedding seasons for cats because they start to lose their winter and summer coats. For all those cat owners out there, we have found some cat tips for helping you and your home survive cat shedding season this spring.
If you’ve been waiting for a sign that it’s time to upgrade your kitty’s feeder, this is it! We know that cats love cleaning themselves. In fact, veterinarian Dr. Cynthia McManis estimates that adults cats spend 50 percent of their time awake grooming. But that doesn’t mean your cat can always clean those hard-to-reach places.
While the question “do cats shed?” might seem intuitive, it’s still an important one to talk about. Cats are known for their tendency to self-groom — all the time. In fact, cats are often seen as the epitome of cleanliness.
When it comes to cats, we know how to help with unwanted hair. That’s why our cat food and water dispenser doubles as a cat groomer. Our cat food and water dispenser is set up with one entrance. As your cat both enters and exits their feeder, the cloth of our different discs works to collect loose cat hair.
