We often see dogs or cats combing their hair or cleaning bugs on their bodies with their paws. Many small pets love to be clean, so as owners, we should also bathe our small pets frequently. Persian cats love to be clean, and everyone likes clean things, because they are cats after all, and bathing cannot be done casually, because Persian cats have many concerns. So how to bathe a Persian cat correctly? Let’s do it one by one!

Method/Steps

Before bathing a Persian cat, we should note that when the cat is uncomfortable or sick, it is best not to bathe the cat. Moreover, even if you want to bathe the cat, the number of baths must be limited. It should not be too frequent. Generally, you only need to bathe it once every 1-2 months.

Again, we should note that bathing Persian cats should be done in a warm room to prevent the cat from catching a cold. And before taking a bath, you should comb the Persian cat's hair, trim its nails, let the cat go to the toilet, and then start taking a formal bath. As long as you have done all the prerequisite work, you won’t be in a hurry when washing your cat.

Okay, at this time, the preparations are done, so during the bathing process, in order to better clean the cat's body. Breeders can gently rub various parts of the Persian cat's body with both hands. This not only has a good cleaning effect, but also provides appropriate massage to the cat and promotes blood circulation in the body.

Starting from the Persian cat’s head, then the neck, back, chest, abdomen, limbs, buttocks and finally the tail. After the breeder has finished rubbing, the cat's entire body should be washed with clean water in a timely manner.

After cleaning the Persian cat, the breeder should use a towel to wipe off the water droplets on the hair, and then use a hair dryer to dry the wet hair thoroughly. It is most useful to comb the cat's body hair thoroughly with a comb. In the process of bathing pet Persian cats, breeders should try to avoid bathing water or foam to irritate the cat's eyes and ears, causing discomfort to the cat, and causing trouble to the cat when bathing.