Practical tips for bathing cats:

1. Develop a habit for cats from an early age. When the cat has completed all immunizations, you can start to consciously train the cat to bathe. got used to it. From the initial habit of being in the bathroom, accustomed to staying in the bathing basin, and when people use a hair dryer to dry their hair, you can also put the cat in the same room, blow the kitten with the hair dryer, and then feed the cat some snacks after blowing for a few times. , forming a benign reaction.

2. Before bathing the cat, comb the cat’s hair to remove excess floating hair. Comb out the knotted hair. Be gentle when combing. Too much force will damage the cat's hair.

3. When bathing a cat, you must pay special attention to the kitten's condition. A more appropriate method is to hold one hand on the kitten's chest while cleaning the other hand. It’s easy to have a sense of trust.

4. Cats with too long nails need to have their nails trimmed to avoid being scratched during the bath. Novice cat owners can choose to wear a cat bag to prevent the cat from struggling to escape.

Cat bathing precautions:

1. Do not take a bath when the cat is unwell or sick, to avoid catching cold and aggravating the condition.

2. Do not bathe within 2 weeks after vaccination, because cats may have local or systemic reactions after vaccination, and bathing can cause other diseases.

3. Don’t bathe your cat frequently. For short-haired cats, you can wash them once every few months, and for long-haired cats, once a month is enough. Combing your cat's hair regularly can also ensure that your cat is clean.