How to make a cat take a bath obediently:

1. Let the cat accept the bath. Let the cat become familiar with the bathroom environment in advance and let the cat know that this place is not threatening to him. It will be relatively docile. Allow the cat to explore the bathroom 1-3 days before bathing, and give the cat its favorite snacks at the time and place you are preparing for the bath.
2. Let the cat get used to the sound of water. Bring the cat to the water and try to let the cat get in touch with it. During this process, let the cat get used to the sound of water. Observe the cat’s reaction. Try it several times and let the cat slowly Accept water.

3. Be careful to prevent water from entering the cat’s ears and eyes. This will cause a certain amount of stimulation to the cat. If the cat feels uncomfortable, it will naturally find a way to break free. Do not use too rough methods to avoid damaging the cat’s hearing. and vision.

4. Pour warm water into the basin. The water temperature should be around 40 degrees, and the water depth should be 1-2 centimeters. Do not pour too much water, and then put the cat into the basin. If the bottom of the basin is too smooth, You can put a towel at the bottom of the basin so that the cat will feel more secure and relaxed.

5. The cat may be afraid of the sound of the hair dryer. You can put the cat in the cage and dry it with a hair dryer outside. If your cat is too resistant to the hair dryer, do not force the hair dryer on. If it is winter or when the indoor temperature is too low, avoid bathing the cat, otherwise the cat will easily catch cold, unless there is heating.

Precautions for bathing cats:

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 kittens that have just been weaned. They have just left the mother cat not long ago. Their resistance is relatively weak and they are prone to illness.

3. Kittens under 6 months old should not be bathed frequently as they are prone to illness.

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

5. Female cats should not take a bath in the late stages of pregnancy to avoid miscarriage.

6. After taking a bath in summer, do not expose your cat to the hot sun to avoid heat stroke.

7. After taking a bath in winter, pay attention to keeping warm in time to prevent getting sick.

8. Don’t bathe too frequently. The elasticity of a cat’s skin and the luster of its coat are maintained by sebum. Bathing too frequently will cause a large amount of sebum to be lost, resulting in reduced skin elasticity and susceptibility to skin diseases. Disease, the coat becomes rough and easy to break. Generally, indoor cats should be washed twice a month, and outdoor cats should be washed once a month.