| The Old Gods |
| I've had mine for many, many years and it wasn't more than $10 |
Sunny| Versailles |
| Eury, I'm probably going to order one. Unfortunately just had my appendix removed and can't wander through Walmart lol. Could potentially ask someone else to grab one for me. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Old gods, I was tired of slicker brushes I have used in the past falling apart. There are much cheaper options, but this was my personal preference. |
| The Old Gods |
| yeah, they're on amazon. You can also get them from walmart or whatever |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Just something Sketti would enjoy! He's shedding a lot of undercoat and since I'm sitting a lot, it's a good time to help him get that out. :) Red, I've owned kitties for years. Had them around since basically the day I was born. I definitely know how to brush <3 Thank you for the advice though! |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Versa, I use this pin slicker brush. It is expensive, but well worth it. -Click- |
| Red Horizon Ranch |
| Versa, you didn't ask me but a good slicker brush and a metal comb are definitely best for cats. Most brushes can't get down to their undercoat. Just make sure you watch a video about how to use the comb and are gentle |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Versa, what are you hoping to achieve? I use this brush and a slicker brush on Oliver. -Click- |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah. I...Just use a pin slicker brush. Works well for my two and they love it |
| Versailles |
| Eury, do you brush your cats at all? Random question, I know. But I'm looking for a brush that actually works for undercoat lol. Too many brushes claim they do and yet are awful. |
| The Old Gods |
| Professional connections are great, but they're just that: professional. It doesn't extend past that. |
| Red Horizon Ranch |
| As I've gotten to more specialized classes it's been easier to talk to people because we are starting to have the same niche interests loll |
| The Old Gods |
| Having something in common to talk about is one of the key ways to make friends with someone |
| Red Horizon Ranch |
| Void, I think you're right about needing to have things in common. As I'm applying to grad school it's important for me to make connections and have references from undergrad. I have no problem talking to people with similar passions and career goals but yeah if there's nothing in common...that is tough |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I think that is the problem with my generation and generations younger than me. They don't know how to meet new people. |
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| Versailles |
| Eury, I'm probably going to order one. Unfortunately just had my appendix removed and can't wander through Walmart lol. Could potentially ask someone else to grab one for me. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Old gods, I was tired of slicker brushes I have used in the past falling apart. There are much cheaper options, but this was my personal preference. |
| The Old Gods |
| yeah, they're on amazon. You can also get them from walmart or whatever |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Just something Sketti would enjoy! He's shedding a lot of undercoat and since I'm sitting a lot, it's a good time to help him get that out. :) Red, I've owned kitties for years. Had them around since basically the day I was born. I definitely know how to brush <3 Thank you for the advice though! |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Versa, I use this pin slicker brush. It is expensive, but well worth it. -Click- |
| Red Horizon Ranch |
| Versa, you didn't ask me but a good slicker brush and a metal comb are definitely best for cats. Most brushes can't get down to their undercoat. Just make sure you watch a video about how to use the comb and are gentle |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Versa, what are you hoping to achieve? I use this brush and a slicker brush on Oliver. -Click- |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah. I...Just use a pin slicker brush. Works well for my two and they love it |
| Versailles |
| Eury, do you brush your cats at all? Random question, I know. But I'm looking for a brush that actually works for undercoat lol. Too many brushes claim they do and yet are awful. |
| The Old Gods |
| Professional connections are great, but they're just that: professional. It doesn't extend past that. |
| Red Horizon Ranch |
| As I've gotten to more specialized classes it's been easier to talk to people because we are starting to have the same niche interests loll |
| The Old Gods |
| Having something in common to talk about is one of the key ways to make friends with someone |
| Red Horizon Ranch |
| Void, I think you're right about needing to have things in common. As I'm applying to grad school it's important for me to make connections and have references from undergrad. I have no problem talking to people with similar passions and career goals but yeah if there's nothing in common...that is tough |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I think that is the problem with my generation and generations younger than me. They don't know how to meet new people. |
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