Cat Brush Review

Hard brushes, soft brushes, wire brushes and more...there are so many choices, which one to get? And which one is the best? Because you know Fluffy will expect nothing less.
We here at Cat Brush Review will help you make your choice. We even make it easy for you to purchase it once you made up your mind.

All cats need to be groomed! And depending on the type of breed you have, that can influence the type of brush you need. I'm sure we would agree that felines are not finicky (sarcasm). Brushing or combing is generally the common way of grooming a cat. A longhaired cat might need grooming daily to prevent their coat from becoming dull. Brushing also helps keep the amount of unwelcome cat fur off the sofa, bed and other furniture in your house Not to mention how cat hair has a instinctive attraction to dark clothes.

All cats like to be groomed! Ok, maybe not all cats but most do. And some have areas where they would prefer you not to touch! Just try to brush Ginger's tummy. To them it must bring back fond memories of when they were just little kittens and they would get a bath from momma cat. In fact, one of the first encounters a kitten has with the real world is being licked/brushed. Mommy cat does that to help then to start breathing on their own.

We have done a lot of work with non for profit rescue centers (our favorite) fostering some cats with special needs, newborn kittens and expecting mothers. As we have cared for many, we understand the challenges and differences in grooming different types of breeds.

We hope you can benefit from our experience and that we can make your shopping for a cat brush that much easier. We will be increasing our cat brush product line and reviews of the next few weeks. Also, don't forget to check out our related cat articles.

Below is a quick snapshot of our some of our favorite cat brushes. More detailed review too come...

FURminator Large Yellow deShedding T...

This is Queen of cat brush kingdom. The #1 seller on Amazon for pet grooming tools. Over 3,500 reviews at 4.5 stars. Amazing!!

FURminator Cat deLuxe deShedding Too...

If the last one was the Queen, this one certainly is the KING of cat brushes. The Deluxe Furminator!!!

Safari Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush f...

Well this little guy isn't exactly royalty but he gets the job done! This cat brush has retractable pins that allows the pad to be cleaned of hair. No more pricking your fingers trying to clean your cat brush!

More products and reviews to come.....but for now we leave you with some grooming advice.

• When brushing you your cat, take this time to do an overall health check. Look for fleas, ticks or any other parasite your cat could have picked up. Use the cat brush to gently brush the hair the opposite direction to help see them better.
• If you suspect you cats might have fleas but they are a dark color which makes it difficult to detect them an the above method did not work, when using a cat brush do it on top of a white towel. This way if fleas fall off, you can see them. Yeah...YUCK!
• Also use this opportunity to check their ears for ear mites (brownish/back gunky stuff in their ears). If they are outdoor cats, look for any wounds they might have gotten from other cats or animals.