Think Your Cat Doesn't Need a Bath ??

THINK AGAIN !!


*** It is a myth that cat's don't need baths, here's why:

DOES YOUR CAT SHED A LOT?      HAVE HAIRBALLS?           DRY FLAKY SKIN?   
GET
MATTED?     DO YOU GET CAT HAIR IN YOUR EYES AND DON'T KNOW WHY?
(undercoat floats) HAVE ALLERGIES? People are very allergic to the skin dander, undercoat,
and the saliva that sticks to undercoat fibers. Since these all these float in the air, people
breathe this into their sinuses. Skin-dewaxing greatly reduces all these problems.

If your cat hasn't had his skin de-waxed in the last
year, you probably have one of the above listed
problems.

The answer is simple, when we domesticated cats and brought them into our homes, we forgot that their bodies were
genetically built for the outdoors. As they were exposed to the weather, cat's developed a waxy skin coating that
locked-in their undercoat. This skin coating also told their bodies to keep producing more undercoat in order to stay
warm.


Outdoors, a cat's coat would build a thick layer of cotton like fibers (called undercoat) to keep themselves
warm. Our indoor cat's don't need this thick fibrous undercoat. This waxy coating on the skin in usually not
seen by the human eye. It's much like when we take a bath for two hours and dry off with a rough towel, we
see lots of white dead skin cells. With a
blue de-waxer that is rubbed into the cat's skin for 15 minutes, all
the cat's waxy skin build-up is gently brushed out. The result is that the cat's massive undercoat can now
be stripped away and you'll have 80% less shedding and matting at home.


Price:   A short-haired cat groom & de-wax is $45. Long haired cats are $5. additional.
($10. off
every groom & de-wax while boarding)


Price Includes:

**skin de-waxing
**shaving top & bottoms of all feet
**de-matting between all toes to get out ground-in litter and matts
**shaving the butt, cleaning the ears
**cleaning eyes, clipping all claws
**massive undercoat raking
**baby-powder scent

All grooming is done in a gentle and loving way by Paula Warner, owner of "The Enchanted Cat". She
opened her shop in Richmond, IL in 2003 and previously owned a veterinary ambulance service and cat
hotel in Los Angeles for 15 years. She was a regular on "Animal Planet" and has a bachelors degree in
broadcast journalism.
Call 800-516-1228 to make a grooming or boarding appointment.
The Enchanted Cat
Cat Boarding & Cat Grooming
Grooming