Catit Senses Self Groomer,GRAY, 2.0

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You can then place the L-shaped groom on the floor such that the long plank of wood makes a slant rising from the floor to where it joins the shorter piece of wood.

Adjust to Your Cat’s Height: Catit Self Groomer can be mounted on flat walls and corner surfaces at the specific height most comfortable for your cat. Adhesive strips are included, and it can also be mounted using screws (not included). Cat self-groomers may not get every area on your furry friend that needs brushing, but they can capture quite a bit of hair. And the fur that’s captured by the self-groomer is fur that is not ending up on your clothes or your sofa. For a 2-in-1 product with a simple design, it’s hard to beat the Petstages Scratch and Groom. It features an arched brush mounted on a cardboard scratching pad. The brush provides the perfect location for your cat to self-groom or get a little self-massage. The cardboard flooring is perfect for working out those claws and their natural scratching behavior without sacrificing your carpet.

While the ZoomGroom has great popularity thanks to its gentle groom-massage and deshedding abilities, it’s not perfect. In testing, we discovered that it doesn’t do a great job of collecting loose hair. It kind of collects at the base of the tail, and you’ll need to remove it. It can take off a lot of dead hair, but it will likely let it sprinkle down on your cat and furniture. What We Liked

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Vertical Brush Self-Groomers:Another style of self-groomer is a vertically mounted brush or post. These are often found on a platform and allow your cat the same benefits of being able to headbutt, walk by, or roll along on their belly to reach the brush’s bristles. Using your sandpaper, smooth out any jagged spots, and then paint the wood into the color of your choice