Cats should be bathed frequently once every 10 days. Generally speaking, cats can take a bath once a month, and even once every three months in winter. Because cats’ skin has an oil component that can protect the skin from external bacteria. If you bathe your cat frequently, it will destroy the protective film of the cat, which can easily cause the cat to lower its immunity and suffer from skin diseases. In addition, cats are clean animals. They have the ability to clean themselves and clean their hair by themselves, so they do not need to be bathed frequently.

Precautions for bathing cats:

1. Do not wash the cat when you first bring it home. This is the time when the cat’s stress response is strongest, and taking a bath can easily cause stress and increase stress.

2. Do not wash the cat immediately after vaccination, because vaccination will reduce the cat’s immunity in the short term.

3. When washing cats, do not blindly use so-called cat washing tools. Those things will cause harm to cats. The key is that cats will be very scared.

4. Generally, cats are washed in the order of the head and back, neck, back and tail, abdomen, and limbs. The speed should be fast and not too rough. At the same time, be careful not to let water get into the cat’s eyes and eyes. In the ears, you can try stuffing some cotton into the cat's ears and take them out after washing.