Cats love to be clean, but they are also very timid, especially afraid of water. Many owners are always scratched by cats when bathing their cats, and end up in failure. Cats are so afraid of water, they can’t take them to a pet shop to wash every t...
Cats love to be clean, but they are also very timid, especially afraid of water. Many owners are always scratched by cats when bathing their cats, and end up in failure. Cats are so afraid of water, they can’t take them to a pet shop to wash every time, so they can’t stand the consumption like this.
1. Combing before taking a bath
Many parents ignore the step of combing their cats before taking a bath. If the cat's hair is already knotted, especially long-haired cats, the hair is wet during the bathing process and rubbed again, the degree of knotting will increase, and the pain of the cat combing hair will be increased in the later stage, allowing the cat to have a shadow on bathing and combing hair.
2. When bathing the cat, put an anti-slip pad in the bathtub and control the water temperature to about 37 degrees. When taking a bath, you can stuff cotton into your ears to prevent the ears from being infected by water. Take it out after taking a bath. Cats like to use their hands to scratch their jaws. Parents can scratch their jaws while taking a shower, so that the cat can slowly relax. The bathing time should not be too long. The cat's neck, back, tail, abdomen, and limbs should be rubbed, and finally the head should be cleaned.
3. After bathing, combing and blowing
, you must first wipe it with a dry towel, then blow it with a hair dryer until 70% or 80% dry, and use a comb to comb the hair. At this time, some of the fallen hair can be combed off; finally, completely blow dry, and must be completely blown away.
