Rescue cat afraid of brush

**jckkerrison** · 27th October 2010, 10:21 PM

Welly is a happy boy now doesn't take a lot to please ! Forgot about that site,when I go visit my brother we very often go along to their unit for a look around.Just had a look at the slickers,the head of this one is the same as the Chris Christenson Mark One but noooo way did I pay that price,there is another one further down GR05942 that looks as if it could be about the same,most probaly will pay to go along to pet stores for a bit of a browse {good excuse}....

**jeffk** · 27th October 2010, 11:14 PM

Last night my wife, Helen, was reading on the spare bed and Ky came up and slept next to her for a while. She managed to get a couple of knots out of his tail while he was there.

We might see how Ky and the other cats go face to face this weekend. I think he may start to settle in faster once he gets full run of the house and interacts with the other two cats. Norton's another boy so there'll be some putting the newcomer in his place that we'll have to supervise but hopefully that will settle fairly quickly.

Then we'll revisit the grooming side of things, if as others have pointed out, he needs any at all.

**Wendy1969** · 27th October 2010, 11:19 PM

Yeah - not sure I would spend £25 on a cat brush - knowing me I would lose it at the first show I took it to!

Hopefully Ky will soon be best buddies with the other cats. Good luck with the intros

**jckkerrison** · 27th October 2010, 11:22 PM

If you can get knots out of his tail then hopefully he will accept grooming in time,great that he seems to be relaxing into his new home,good luck with them all meeting face on....

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