Normally, it is appropriate for cats to take a bath once every two months. It is not advisable to take a bath when the cat is not in good health. Kittens under 6 months old are prone to diseases, so do not take a bath. Cats over 6 months old should not bathe too often, generally 1 to 2 times a month. Because the oil in the skin has a protective effect on the skin and coat, if you bathe frequently and lose a lot of oil, the coat will become rough, brittle and dull, and the skin elasticity will decrease, which will affect the cat's appearance and may even cause skin problems. Causes of inflammation.

Precautions for bathing cats:

1. You should choose a warm and sunny day to bathe your cat to prevent the cat from catching cold.

2. Before preparing to take a bath, cut the cat’s pointed nails to prevent the cat from struggling and scratching the owner while taking a bath.

3. Smooth out the cat's hair, especially long-haired cats, and comb the knotted areas.

4. The water temperature should not be too high. Just adjust the water temperature to about 36 degrees, which is the optimum temperature.

5. In order to prevent the cat from being frightened when it touches the water, you can wash slowly from the feet when rinsing.

6. After the whole body is soaked, squeeze out an appropriate amount of shower gel and apply it on the cat, and rub it carefully to clean the hair all over the body.

7. Then, rinse the foam all over the body with water of suitable temperature.

8. After washing, wrap the cat in a towel and dry it, then use a hair dryer to dry the cat. Remember that the temperature should not be too high.