Knots in fur.. Help!

When brushing hair you put your hand above the knot you're going to brush out and start at the very bottom. You should have no problem trying this with his fur given it's so long. Put your hand touching it to prevent the skin pulling and gently, barely touching the knot with the brush, start at the very ends of the fur. Slowly add more pressure and work your way up as the knot becomes undone.

How often do you brush his fur?

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>>2144825
We brush him once to twice dailey (morning and evening ) the problem is that he falls asleep in his bowl. Any suggestions on the kind of brush we should get?

WHATEVER YOU DO DO NOT CUT THEM WITH SCISSORS DO NOT NO DO NOT NO NO NO NO NO

Try some olive oil. Work it into the knots and see if that makes them easier to brush out.

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>>2144865
Is there any particular reason why I shouldn't use scissors?

>>2144869
Sometimes the knots are INCREDIBLY close to the skin. So you might think you are snipping out all hair, but you'll end up putting a hole in your cat. This is especially true with older cats who have looser skin.

>>2144869

you'll fuck up the undercoat or some shit most likely, which doesn't grow back correctly, like, ever.
so.
i mean, i don't care, but that anon obv does.

>>2144855
Jesus that cat must have some curly hair mutation.

I second the other anon, do not use scissors as the probability of cutting the skin is high. You can get a small pair of clippers usually advertised for personal grooming or beard trimming and just cut the mats out yourself.

>>2144887
Is it that odd that it has curly fur?