First wipe off the moisture on the cat, then give it a separate space or carton, and do not disturb it. Don't force the cat to come out. You can place food and water bowls around the cat to let the cat relax on its own. Also observe whether the cat has any symptoms such as loss of appetite, depression, vomiting and diarrhea. Because this is a relatively serious manifestation of stress reaction, it is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time if these conditions occur.

Most cats don’t like bathing. On the one hand, they feel restrained and insecure, and on the other hand, they hate having their fur wet. So when bathing cats, many cats will struggle and escape. Therefore, when bathing a cat, you should take your time and calm the cat’s mood first. In addition, kittens that have just arrived home are in poor health and are not suitable for bathing.

Domestic cats actually like to be clean themselves. Do not bathe frequently, and can maintain it 2-5 times a year. It is best to start bathing when the cat is 3-6 months old, and the frequency should be less, so that the cat can get used to bathing first.