Poop on fur

[rarepuss]

marsh's got long sinky coat, so we handled a few dingleberries in the past. Even now, i pick a few off him, but rarely.

The best thing to do is trim his hair on the bottom, leaving about 1/2 inch to 3/4th. I do it with scizzors, myself, but marsh's a pretty cool customer, he doesn't mind. I wonder if with a more active cat, it woudl be a problem.

NEVER use water to get them off. you'll create a big mess. take a pair of scizzors and just cut the hair in that place to release the dingleberry. that's it.

 

[rarepuss]

Here's a great comprarison i just thought of:

DO IT AS IF YOU WERE GETTING GUM OUT OF YOUR HAIR, same principle

 

[rosiemac]

Now that i've mastered the art on how to distract her i'll do the same again with the treats and snip away at the fluffy part on her but i'll get the rounded scissors on saturday first

 

[cheeseface]

Poor Rosie!

I guess the klingons can't resist her soft, fluffy coat.

Good luck keeping them at bay!