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|Articles|October 22, 2015

Client handout: What the brush?!

Help your veterinary clients brush up on their cat grooming skills with these five sorta easy steps. (And on the off chance their kitty's the kind who turns into a whirling dervish of claws and teeth when the brush comes out, make sure you know your practice's preferred cat grooming protocols.)

Make brushing a fun, friendly activity for cat owners with this handy how-to handout. (And on the off chance their kitty's the kind who turns into a whirling dervish of claws and teeth when the brush comes out, make sure you know your practice's preferred cat grooming protocols.)

Bonus: Tips for longhaired and shorthaired kitties. 


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