Things to note for cats in winter

1. Pay attention to cats keeping warm. Although the cat itself will have thick fur, if it is a short-haired cat, you can help the cat wear warm clothes. But if your cat is not used to wearing clothes, don’t force it.

2. Allowing cats to get more sunshine can help eliminate some bacteria on cats, promote the absorption of calcium in cats’ bones, and prevent diseases.

3. Supplement nutrition. Cats need to store more nutrients in winter, so they need to increase their nutrition and supplement their vitamins appropriately.

4. Prevent obesity. Cats eat more in winter, and if they are overweight, they may suffer from diseases. Therefore, you should play with your cats more and try your best to make them exercise more.

5. Comb the hair. Cats' hair will become thicker in winter. During this season, long-haired cats' hair is particularly prone to forming hair balls, so they need to be combed every day.

Precautions for cat bathing in winter

1. Cut the cat’s nails 5-7 days before bathing the cat, so that it will not be easy to bathe. Hurt yourself.

2. Prepare a basin to collect water, and then put the cat in it. Let the cat get wet first, so that the cat will not struggle as violently as when using the shower.

3. Pay attention to the order of bathing the cat’s parts, and never immerse the cat’s head directly in the water. Because a cat’s ears are most afraid of water, and its head is also a vulnerable part.

4. In winter, the bath water temperature should be kept at around 36°C-40°C.

5. After bathing, use a dry towel to absorb excess water from the cat’s hair. Prevent cats from getting sick.