cat experts/lovers need opinion please (pics)

[redhen]

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I agree..i LOVE the medium cats coats.. soooo much easier than the long haired...
I have 3 long hair cats..and i cant stand it! Its just too much... i usually get them shaved into a lion cut... so they have short hair anyways..

And the short hair cats shed WORSE than any other type coats....
So..yeah.. medium is the best coat as far as i'm concerned..

 

[Imp]

Maybe this will help...

When will the adult coat of a cat show?
when is it done being fluffy ..i wanna enjoy as much fuffyness as i can :]
Answers:
I find a good full coat doesn't really come in until the second year of a cat's life. The first year is usually all growing, and the second year is all about filling out. Our Tummy is just a year now and starting to look distinctly like Mario Batali. LOL
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Usually around 4-6 months. If it's a long hair it could take a year or more for the coat to fill out completely, but short-hairs should be done around 4-6 months.

Imp

 

[redhen]

Good info, Impy!

 

[jennh]

I have an almost 20 (in June) Himmy that will NOT let me groom her, let alone TOUCH her

She is a matted mess. I know about short hair, it works it's way into fabrics, and is virtually impossible to get out. So I guess I have the best of both worlds!

Jen

Quote:
I agree..i LOVE the medium cats coats.. soooo much easier than the long haired...
I have 3 long hair cats..and i cant stand it! Its just too much... i usually get them shaved into a lion cut... so they have short hair anyways..

And the short hair cats shed WORSE than any other type coats....
So..yeah.. medium is the best coat as far as i'm concerned..

 

[Imp]

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I just copied from wikianswers. Hope it's correct.
I think my cats have been 6-18 months. Have one that adopted me that still has the soft kitten fur. She's several years old.

Imp