Mikki Classic Kitten Grooming Kit

Back in 1980, the first Mikki product to hit the market was the infamous Mikki Muzzle, this contemporary update on the traditional basket muzzle was loved by dog trainers as it allowed the feeding of treats whilst training (the first muzzle available on the market to do this). As they've grown and listened to their customers, they've expanded their ranges to include everyday training and care solutions. Mikki knows that one size does not fit all and has tailored its ranges to meet the demands of a wide variety of breed shapes and sizes. Be it your dog pulling on his lead or your cat not taking her pills, they've got the solution for you.

How to use:

Grooming your kitten is essential to get them used to being handled as well as for their well being and appearance. Combing removes loose hair, dirt and prevents hair from getting tangled and matted. Just a few minutes each day will keep your pet's coat shiny and healthy.

Slicker: The soft slicker pins are set on an air cushion to help eliminate any excess brushing pressure for a comfortable groom. Use to brush through tangles and remove loose hairs from the coat, distributing natural oils for a healthy, shiny finish. Brush in sections, through all areas of your kitten's body including their legs, belly, tail, ears and head. Comb: The rotating rounded-tip teeth reach through the coat layers to skin level, teasing through any knots and tangles, making for a comfortable grooming experience. Comb in sections, through all areas of your kitten's body including their legs, belly, tail, paws, ears and head. Flea Comb: All of their flea combs have ultra fine teeth, designed to trap fleas, eggs and larvae in the teeth, making easy removal from your kitten's coat. Comb gently and systematically remembering that fleas tend to favour areas where the fur is thicker. When you spot fleas trapped in the teeth immediately drown them in soapy water or insecticide. During the flea season, comb your kitten daily to ensure they are flea free. TIP: Have a large sheet of paper underneath your pet so that the fleas & eggs can be easy seen and destroyed. Light paper will allow dark eggs to show up. While you are grooming, take time to look and feel over each part of your kitten. Knowing your pet's contours and form helps you to know what is normal, so you can quickly identify and seek advice for anything that is new or unusual.

Warnings and Safety: Keep out of reach of children. Use extra care when using any grooming aid with sharp edges. Slickers are not suitable for corded coats (Puli, Komondor etc).