How to bathe a Birman cat:

1. Be sure to help the cat comb its hair before bathing, so that the cat will not easily get tangled when bathing. It can also clean up excess cat hair.

2. Use a baby bath tub or a cat bath tub to prepare a basin of warm water at about 40 degrees Celsius. Slowly immerse the cat in the water, and caress the cat's back while using your hands to lift the water up the cat's body.

3. The shower gel used to bathe a cat must be a cat-specific shower gel. When bathing a cat, be sure to wipe it gently and be sure not to injure the cat.

4. Move quickly and complete it in as short a time as possible. Be careful not to pour water into the cat's eyes and ears to avoid causing the cat's disgust. You can first put absorbent cotton balls in the cat's ears and take them out after bathing.

Taboos for bathing Birman cats:

1. Kittens that have just arrived home are not allowed to take a bath. A kitten that has just arrived home is completely emotionally unstable and needs time to adapt to its new home. If the cat is forced to take a bath, the cat will have a stress reaction. On the contrary, it will make them more resistant to bathing.

2. Cats cannot be bathed when they are sick. When a cat is sick, its resistance will weaken. It is best not to bathe the cat at this time, otherwise it will easily aggravate the condition or cause other diseases.