Persian Cats Speech

You may have fallen in love with your Persian cat's long, lustrous fur, but remember that cats with long hair can become too warm during the summer, just like you would feel warm when wearing a fur coat. Persian cats are also more prone to hairballs than short-haired cats, and a short cut can help minimize this potentially dangerous problem. Summer is a purr-fect time to have your Persian cat thoroughly groomed, and one of the following hairstyles can keep kitty cool without sacrificing her unique beauty.

1. Persian Lion Cut

The lion cut is a great cut for Persian cats, as it involves clipping much of their hair very short to keep them cool while keeping fur long in some areas to showcase that beautiful fur you love. It is a misconception
Persian Kitten Clip

Your cat does not have to be a kitten to get a Persian kitten clip, because this style is named a "kitten clip", because it often makes adult Persian cats look like kittens in appearance. This cut is very simple, and it involves clipping kitty's fur all-one-length at about one-inch long.

This cut is easy to maintain and may be best for cats that are prone to hairballs. Unlike with the lion cut, no hair is kept long, so no long hair can be swallowed while kitty is grooming herself. Of course she may still swallow a bit of her new shorter hair, but 10 short hairs swallowed leads to less hair in kitty's belly than 10 very long hairs.

No matter what hairstyle you choose to keep your Persian cat cool this summer, remember to brush her every day to eliminate tangles that can quickly lead to matting. Also, ask the groomer to clean her tear ducts and ears and then clean them yourself on a regular basis to keep your cat beautiful and