Non-purebred cats

What should I do if my cat is particularly afraid of water and refuses to take a bath? How to train a cat not to be afraid of water? It is natural for cats to be afraid of water. Some cats will be afraid of water if they are not exposed to water until they are adults and take a bath. They are very resistant to water, and some cats will become very afraid of water if they have had unpleasant experiences during the bath. Since the ancestors of cats mainly lived in desert areas and rarely came into contact with water, the cat's hair will be very difficult to dry after contact with water. Therefore, if you want to train a cat not to be afraid of water, you need to get used to it from an early age. The most direct way to train a cat not to be afraid of water is to expose the cat to water from an early age. At the beginning, you can try to fill a small basin with some water and let the cat play. In order to better attract and tease cats, you can also put some small fish in the basin. Be careful not to enlarge the fish. Just small fish that can swim flexibly to attract the cat's attention. At the beginning, do not try to throw the cat directly into the water. This may make the cat more nervous and afraid of water. You can give the cat enough time to play with water on its own and discover the fun of water. In addition, when the cat is young, it is necessary to train it to get used to bathing, so that the cat has more contact with water. When the pet cat is really used to water and likes water, it will no longer be afraid of water.