Cat bathing precautions:

1. Do not bathe kittens under 3 months old. Kittens have poor resistance and bathing has certain risks.

2. Do not bathe your cat when the temperature is too low. It is best to bathe on a warm and sunny day. You can bathe more frequently in summer and try to avoid bathing in winter.

3. Do not bathe for one week before and after the vaccine. Cats may have adverse reactions after vaccination, and bathing may reduce the cat’s resistance.

4. When bathing the cat, just dry the head with a wet towel. Because cats’ eyes, ears, and noses are relatively sensitive, water in the ears can easily cause otitis, water in the nose can easily cause choking, and shower gel in the eyes can easily cause eye infections such as conjunctivitis and keratitis in cats.

Tips for bathing cats:

1. When taking a bath, most cats will not resist too much as long as their fur is slowly wetted, but If the pet owner directly floods the cat with water, it is likely to cause it to panic.

2. When bathing a cat, you should start washing the cat’s back first and wash the head last. Because most cats are very sensitive to their heads, they will shake their heads crazily if their heads touch a little water.

3. The shower gel used for bathing cats should also be carefully selected. Do not use human shower gel. Be sure to choose a pet-specific shower gel.

4. After taking a bath, the cat should be dried quickly with a dry towel and combed with a comb. The water on long-haired cats should be sucked dry, and do not rub the hair with a towel to avoid tangling and making it difficult to clean.