soft as a peach
It was time to catch up once again with British Longhair Peaches in Northwich, Cheshire.
As a British Longhair (a British Shorthair, with a long coat), Peaches coat is dense and always ready for a good work through.
We take Peaches belly short, and trim her pads and bib for an easier life.
Nice seeing you again Peaches !
gentle misty
Maine Coon Misty from Oldham – Chilling after her Session.
Looking good, Misty !
miss mary
Young British Shorthair Mary is really growing up ! She’s almost 3 years old and her frame is now very stocky. True to her breed.
… and such a good natured girl. A little cheeky when she wants to be, but ever so friendly and noseeeeeeeeeyyyy !
A quick nail trim, whilst she watched the birds in the garden. Mary didn’t even know anything had gone on !
persian athena
Athena in Middleton, Greater Manchester is always so much comfier when we clip back her thick, Persian coat.
See the inset piccie of Athena just before the Session began.
sweetie suky
It was time for Suky’s routine manicure/pedicure once again in Wigan, Greater Manchester.
Suky is around 16 years old now, and such a gentle girl. She’s not keen on her nail trim but kicks up no fuss and it’s all over before it’s begun.
Nice seeing you again Suky !
skyfall
Persian Sky was a real good boy during his Belly Clip and Brush Out this time around in Altrincham, Cheshire.
Well – He’s always a good boy. Just sometimes he’s more fidgety than others !
Persian Yasmine in Oldham, Greater Manchester.gentle bella
Catching up with Bella from Wigan, Greater Manchester was on the cards recently.
It’s a fair while since we last saw Bella, but she remembered the ropes and we had a mega defluff Session, with some clipping of problem areas for good measure.
Bella is quite a nervous girl and doesn’t look forward to her Sessions particularly. Afterwards ? Oh … Bella is ever so proud of herself ! Strutting her stuff !
poly ?
Who has seen a polydactyl cat ?
Polydactyly (or Polydactylism – or even Hyperdactyly) is a genetic defect which is fairly common in cats.
Cats usually have 5 toes (digits) on each front foot, and 4 on each back foot. A total of 18. If more are present, this is Polydactylism.
Here’s Harvey. Harvey is a polydactyl. Come over to our facebook page to see him strutting his stuff after his latest maintenance Session. A close Clip, to keep his thick coat short – as he really doesn’t like being combed.
Can you see Harvey’s feet ? Extra digits present !
