I tried grooming my pet cat – but it didn’t go to plan & it’s one of the worst haircuts in history

WHEN TikToker Elizabeth decided to give her pet a trim, she was left in complete hysterics after an utter failure.

Her Persian cat went from a fluffy ball of fur to being completely unrecognisable.

TikTok/@lizlaurencarterHer pet Persian was absolutely gorgeous before the cut[/caption]

TikTok/@lizlaurencarterElizabeth often posted videos of the cat playing[/caption]

TikTok/@lizlaurencarterThe pet cat had a very thick coat, and needed a trim[/caption]

Elizabeth shared some before videos of her gorgeous feline, showing his long white, grey and brown coat.

The elegant cat can be seen lying on the floor, basking in it’s fluffy glory.

She said: “Wait for the results… bad hair cut.”

The after photos are shocking – her cat was left with an uneven haircut and did not look pleased.

Elizabeth’s DIY solution to trim her cat did not end well, but users found it hilarious.

One TikToker tried to make Elizabeth feel better: “Its cute!”

In recent videos, her pet seems to have grown back it’s coat a bit, but has not fully recovered from the horrific haircut.

Lucky for Elizabeth, one cat groomer shared the six tips which can help her groom her feline friend a little more smoothly next time.

The experts suggest to begin grooming when your feline is a kitten, and brush them regularly.

Make sure you bathe your cat when they’re calm, and pay attention to the ears – if there’s discharge or redness, see a vet.

Clip your cat’s claws every few weeks, and make sure to reward your furry friend for their patience with you.

Another cat owner was left in hysterics after their pet came back completely bald – except for it’s face.

After his latest shave, pet Jin Jin did not return with his usual lion-style cut but instead was completely bald aside from his face.

One cat mum loves her pets so much that she got them their own £300 bedroom.

Pet lover Hannah Whitmore, 24, says she spends £100 on cat treats each month and admits her furry friends “own her.”

They have their own bedroom fit for a king, complete with a full-sized double bed and crown-shaped cat beds.

Some think one pet owner took things too far after she paid £19,000 to clone her beloved cat.

Kelly Anderson, from Texas, spent £19,000 to bring back a version of her beloved Chai who died at a young age.

But she admitted that while they look the same, cloned cat Belle’s personality is “completely different”.

Kelly insisted to haters that she does in fact also foster cats – and has homed over 100 in the past.

Defending her decision, she told This Morning: “I did adopt one after she passed.

“Because Chai was young, I felt like I didn’t have that time with her, so wanted a piece of her to carry on.

TikTok/@lizlaurencarterThe poor cat was left with an uneven coat[/caption]

TikTok/@lizlaurencarterHe looked ashamed of his new hair do’[/caption]

TikTok/@lizlaurencarterElizabeth did leave the edge of his tail alone[/caption]