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Shampoo's for CatsHi there I have never bathed any of my cats up to press prior to showing as their coats have always been in really good condition. However now i am thinking that especially with Trinity if I gave her a bath and a blow dry it would really enhance her coat and especially her ruff around her neck. Can anyone give me some ideas of what shampoo's they use that are suitable for semi long haired cats that still need the softness and shine? Sarah x
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I use Tresamie shampoo for fine flyaway hair it is absolutely brilliant at building volume and leaves the coat lovely and soft. It is quite often on offer at the supermarkets as well which is good. Cat shampoos are really expensive but I have used them in the past. |
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Thanks for that Kay will invest in some and have a practise with Trinity and see how it goes. Sarah x |
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Good luck with the shampoo. |
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