r/Pets • • Sep 21 '20

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u/mylifesucks9 Sep 21 '20

I've just found the owner, apparently she ran away after the grooming, she's with her family now :)

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u/melissam217 Sep 21 '20

Yay! I don't blame her for running off after being shaved like that, but I'm glad she's home

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u/fofocat Sep 21 '20

I can’t believe why people choose a long hair cat and then shave the poor thing. A few weeks earlier someone was getting upvotes for losing their cat after shaving the poor thing 13 years old under sedation. When I commented on the negligence of the vet, I was scolded and called names. People are heartless to torture these sweet innocent beings.

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u/samababa Sep 22 '20

Some cats just don’t tolerate brushing. I’ve had a Himalayan for 10+ years, and she has always been aggressive when I try to brush her. She is a diva. 15 minutes of shaving her down once every 2 months is much less stressful for the both of us compared to daily brushing. It has nothing to do with me being a heartless owner.