As we all know, the ancestors of most cats lived in the desert and had few opportunities to see water. They do not like to drink water and do not like to have water on their bodies. If they get a drop of water, they must shake it off quickly, so cats are a An animal that looks like it will kill it when it sees water. Bathing cats has become one of the most troublesome things for cat owners. Here are some things you need to pay attention to when bathing your cat.

01. Water temperature control

A cat’s body temperature is usually between 38-39 degrees, so the water temperature for a cat’s bath should be relatively high and close to its body temperature. If your hands feel cold even when you put them in the water, it means your cat is taking a cold bath, which is very uncomfortable.

02. Preparation before taking a bath

A. Nail clipping: Cats are particularly nervous when taking a bath and will try their best to escape. In this case, they will stretch out their claws to grab what they think is a "life-saving straw". This is also the easiest way to get scratched. When people.

B. Anti-slip mat: Pools (water basins, bathtubs), etc., are prone to slipping when there is water. Cats will become more nervous when they find that they slip when standing while taking a bath.

C. Quiet environment: When cats take a bath, try to keep the environment quiet. There should be no noises such as barking dogs, hair dryers, rushing water, washing machines dehydrating, etc. In a quiet environment, cats can better relax. emotionally stable.

03. Find the cat’s favorite bathing method

A. Some cats will be particularly nervous when they hear the sound of water from the faucet. At this time, do not use the rain shower head to flush water directly. It is best to prepare a large basin and fill it with warm water. Slowly water its fur.

B. Some scavengers will buy small bathtubs for cats, and put the cats in the bathtub filled with water when taking a bath. In fact, this approach will make the cats feel that the space is very small and filled with water, so try your best Place your cat in an unenclosed spacewith relatively little water.

CBe careful not to let water get into the cat’s ears and nose. This time it will be very frightened (the cat will think that you, the poop shoveler, just want to drown me).

D. Apply shower gel when washing and care, and gently rub the places where the cat likes to be stroked, such as the chin, top of the head, neck, etc., to make it feel comfortable to take a bath. .

E.Cats’ belly and tail are the most sensitive. When washing these two areas, you must pay attention to your hand speed and strength. Don’t wash it too fast or use too much force.