Bengal Cat

　　Before trimming a cat's fur, its coat should be brushed smoothly. Whether it is a long-haired or short-haired cat, the fur needs to be brushed before starting the trimming. For short-haired cats, clippers can be used directly. For long-haired cats, scissors can be used first to cut the fur before using clippers to shave.

　　Brushing the cat's fur can start from the head, then successively cover the neck, chest, back, abdomen, limbs, hips, and finally the tail. When trimming the cat's limbs, you can start from one side, and after finishing that side, trim the other side. During trimming, it's important to soothe the cat's emotions, allowing it to calmly endure the entire grooming time.

　　To ensure the cat looks good after trimming, the owner should plan and design the desired style for the cat before trimming, and then follow the plan during the actual grooming. Extra caution should be taken to avoid injuring the cat. To prevent the cat from becoming nervous or scared, the trimming should be completed in the shortest time possible.

　　After trimming the cat's fur, the owner should also take measures to keep it warm. Do not let the cat lie on the floor for a long time, and avoid having it exposed directly to the wind. Also, after the grooming, dress the cat in warm clothing so that its skin can gradually adjust to the external environment and prevent any skin diseases. (Source：PetsZone)