THE PURRTTIE METHOD
What's the best way to keep a cat calm during grooming?
Hold them snugly, not tightly. Gentle, even pressure from a calming wrap lowers a cat's stress response, so grooming, medication and vet exams go smoother for both of you.
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Do vets actually recommend calming cat wraps?
Yes. Fear-free handling techniques, including gentle wraps and swaddles, are widely used by veterinary professionals to lower stress during exams, grooming and treatment.
Built on real guidance, not guesswork.Purrttie's care resources are developed with reference to feline handling guidelines from the Cornell Feline Health Center and the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) — see ourResourceslibrary for the full breakdown.
Our Story
It started with one cat who hated being held
Meet Nemo — the reason Purrttie exists.
Made for cats like Nemo
Loving at home. Impossible at the vet. Purrttie exists for cats like her.
Vet-informed, cat-approved
Designed with reference to Cornell and AAHA feline care guidelines.
Care that feels like love
Soft materials. Honest pricing. No fear tactics — just calmer care.
FREE RESOURCE
What should I track for my cat's grooming and vet care?
Grooming dates, nail trims, medication schedules and vet visits — all in one simple sheet, so nothing slips through the cracks.
The free Purrttie Cat Care Tracker is built with guidance from the Cornell Feline Health Center and AAHA feline care resources. Pop your email in and we'll send it straight over, plus an invite to the Purrttie Club.