Cats can take a bath after they are 3 months old and have received all vaccinations. Cats less than 3 months old are prone to catching colds when bathing because they are still too young and have low immunity. After three months, the cat's body functions are basically healthy. As long as you pay attention when bathing, it will not cause problems to the cat. When bathing a cat in winter, you still need to turn on the heating, and the bathing time should not be too long. After bathing, wipe the cat's body with a towel in time, and then use a hair dryer to dry the cat's fur.

Cat bathing precautions:

1. Since most cats are very resistant to bathing, you must first cut off their nails or prepare a cat bag to avoid scratches .

2. Try to control the temperature of the cat’s bath water at 38 degrees and try not to be higher than 40 degrees. The water temperature is too high and the cat will be scalded or stressed. The water temperature is too low and the cat will easily catch a cold.

3. When bathing a cat, be careful not to pour water directly on the cat’s head to avoid getting water into the cat’s eyes and ears, let alone foam. Generally, a cat’s head only needs to be wiped with a wet wipe to clean it. Enough.

4. Before taking a bath, comb the cat’s body hair with a comb to remove excess floating hair.