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Cats seem to thoroughly enjoy keeping themselves clean, but even the most fastidious felines need a little extra help making sure their paws are properly cared for. After all, those little feet have a lot of chasing, jumping, and pouncing to do every day, so keeping them in tip-top shape should be part of any home pet grooming routine.

The cat lovers at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates have put together some hints to help you pamper your cat’s paws.

Spa days aren’t just for people! Our pets love extra pampering too, and you can elevate your regular at-home grooming to an all-out spa experience with these helpful hints from Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates.

You know your pet better than anyone, so throughout your pet’s special spa day, listen to his or her body language, and adjust your pet grooming accordingly.

The odors emitted from your pet aren’t a wonderful bouquet of smell. Most pets smell exactly like you might expect them to smell, sort of like that all’s well doggie- or kitty-cat smell.

But if your pet has such a pee-yew to them that it makes you hold your breath, there may be trouble on the skin, coat, or other areas of the body.

The team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates is here to answer the question of why your pet’s fur smells bad, and what you can do to treat the odor.