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VaTechie
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I trim my cat all the time myself

When he sheds they get clumpy, so I try to get him before that. If it clumps, I trim him. He got bad 8 years ago, and I paid 100 bucks for a bath and trim. Now, my wife and I spend 70 bucks on Makers Mark and do it ourselves.
Posted: 05/11/2026 at 06:30 PM ET
(In response to this post by astrohokie)

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24 lbs worth of a clean cut Coon...**
astrohokie 05/11/26 02:32 PM ET
Been thru the mail and now has his eyes on you **
MikeVT85 05/12/26 08:38 AM ET
Doesn't Coach Brent Pry have a few of these at home? **
VTVOICE 05/12/26 02:02 AM ET
…ace boon**
chumley 05/11/26 05:09 PM ET
Wow...that is Bobcat size**
Tuckahokie 05/11/26 04:50 PM ET
Do you normally "trim" your cats?
EDGEMAN 05/11/26 03:23 PM ET
It's done with long-haired breeds when there is excessive matting, usually
VTVOICE 05/12/26 01:53 AM ET
Never heard of that!**
ColoVT82 05/11/26 04:38 PM ET
Answer...
astrohokie 05/11/26 03:30 PM ET
I trim my cat all the time myself
VaTechie 05/11/26 06:30 PM ET
That's a big cat, so I understand if he doesn't want to be clipped...
EDGEMAN 05/11/26 04:02 PM ET
I wish ...
astrohokie 05/11/26 04:29 PM ET
Recommend getting him in the carrier, then taking him somewhere other...
EDGEMAN 05/11/26 05:50 PM ET
Great idea, if only **
astrohokie 05/11/26 06:16 PM ET
Getting him into the carrier is probably the last thing you want to do..lol**
EDGEMAN 05/11/26 06:39 PM ET
LOL! Yea, at 24lbs knocking him out is a good call. Might lose an arm.**
Coach McGuirk 05/11/26 03:36 PM ET
Yup, pull back a bloody stub**
astrohokie 05/11/26 03:41 PM ET