What cat owners must know about bathing their cats

Precautions for bathing cats:
1. It is necessary to use cat-specific bath shampoo. It is not recommended to use human shower gel for a long time to avoid causing damage to the cat’s skin. Discomfort.
2. It is generally recommended that cats should be bathed once every 15 to 30 days, and it is not recommended to bathe more frequently than this.
3. Some cats are afraid of water. It is recommended to do it step by step and do not wet the cat’s hair all at once to avoid irritating the cat. If your cat is afraid of water, you need to shorten the bath time as much as possible to prevent the cat from getting cold.
4. It is necessary to control the water temperature and choose a weather with suitable temperature for bathing.
5. After washing, it is recommended to use an absorbent towel to wipe off the excess water, and then use a hair dryer, water blower and other tools to dry the excess water to avoid causing the cat to catch cold or induce related skin diseases. .
Methods to avoid cat bath stress:
1. Be calm, not nervous, not impatient, and trust each other with the cat.
2. Before taking a bath, take the cat to the bathroom to get familiar with the bathtub, shower, and bucket. Touch the cat first to soothe it, and wait until it calms down before starting to take a bath.
3. Put some small toys in the bathtub and let them enter the bathtub on their own.
4. Add water to the bathtub slowly and appropriately. The water level should not be too high. Just pour shallow water into the bathtub.
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