[Alberta]

Hi!
I'm from Germany and enjoy this forum since yesterday. It's the first english speaking forum I visit and it is very interesting to read although I need my dictionary to understand sometimes.

I learned the term kneading or to knead, in german we say treteln that means more like stepping, I prefer your version, it sounds more loving.

I'm searching for one other word, I try to describe: If you got a long haired cat and the coat is full of knots in german we say it is like felt. What is the special word for to move away these knots???

 

[Payge]

We say its got mats or its Matted and it needs to be shaved or given a haircut

 

[Alberta]

Thank you Payge.

 

[Lilly]

The fur can become matted, or knotted. You can also brush or comb the fur.

 

[Alberta]

The fur can become matted, or knotted. You can also brush or comb the fur.

Thank you for the vocabular, so it's the fur and not the coat or both?
If my "boys" were longhaired cats I would brush and comb their fur, right?
In short time one learns a lot here

One more question: which quality is the catfood chicken soup and wellness? I only know the american brands California natural and Hill's

 

[tanyuh]

I must say that you write very well!

Yes, it is proper to use both terms "fur" and "coat" and I agree that it'd be a good idea to brush and comb your cats regularly.

Sorry I can't answer your food question.

Have a good weekend all!

 

[faile]

chicken soup and wellness are both very good quality food.