The Pets Workshop

  Cats are widely admired for their natural ability to keep themselves clean. Their daily grooming habits, flexible bodies, and instinct for self-maintenance often give owners the impression that they require minimal assistance. However, this assumption can sometimes lead to overlooked health issues. While most cats do an excellent job tending to their own coats, there are moments when self-grooming is not enough. When certain warning signs appear, it becomes essential for owners to take action or consult a professional. Understanding these signs ensures that your cat receives timely care, preventing discomfort, infections, or more serious health complications. This is where awareness and early intervention in  cat grooming  become critical. 1.Excessive Shedding or Matted Fur One of the most obvious signs your cat needs grooming attention is when you notice unusual shedding or visible mats. While shedding is normal, especially during seasonal changes, excessive hair loss ...