[header] How to take care of a bombay cat [title] Brush these cats on occasion. [step] Bombay cats, with their sleek, soft fur, don't need much brushing. A once-a-week brushing is more than sufficient.
[header] How to take care of a bombay cat [title] Brush these cats on occasion. [step] Bombay cats, with their sleek, soft fur, don't need much brushing. A once-a-week brushing is more than sufficient.
Often, just petting is enough to remove the dead hair and help move oils around. [substeps] A curry brush is good for this cat. Brushing them on a regular basis will help prevent skin irritation and frizz. Brushing won't improve their hair or reduce frizz. They are not breed-specific breeds, so it may be more comfortable to brush their fur if you don't use a wheel or comb to do so. However, if you do use a window brush, get one that doesn't have any bristles. Deep-side brushing works well, since you can lay a fluffy towel over the cat's shoulders while you bathe it. It's best to go in the late afternoon or evening if possible, because its nap has drained your bombay fur.