Cats should not be allowed to air dry naturally when bathing in summer. Natural air-drying takes a long time, which can easily cause cats to catch cold and get sick. Moreover, natural air-drying often does not dry thoroughly, which can easily lead to the skin remaining moist for a long time, and may even induce skin diseases. After taking a bath, the cat should first use a dry towel to absorb water, and then use a hair dryer to dry its hair.

Things to note when bathing cats in summer:

1. The frequency should not be too frequent. If the cat is bathed too frequently, the cat will lose a large amount of sebum, resulting in reduced skin elasticity, rough coat, and easy breakage.

2. Avoid taking a bath soon after vaccination. Cats should not be bathed within 2 weeks after being vaccinated, because the cat may have a systemic or local reaction after being vaccinated, which will cause the cat to become sick.

3. Choose a sunny day to take a bath. You should choose a sunny day to bathe your cat to prevent the cat from catching cold.

4. Use special shower gel. Do not use human or dog body wash on cats, as it may cause hair loss, dandruff, and other skin diseases.

5. Rinse clean. To prevent the cat from accidentally eating and causing unnecessary trouble, rinse twice more after using the shower gel to rinse the shower gel off the cat

6. Avoid exposure to the sun. After taking a bath in summer, do not expose the cat to the sun, as this can easily cause heatstroke in the cat.