Steps to bathe a Somali cat:

1. Take a walk before bathing. Before bathing a Somali cat, you should give it a walk so that it can eliminate urine and feces.

2. Put the cat into warm water. Put the Somali cat in warm water at 36°C to 38°C, and first remove the secretions near the anus.

3. Clean the whole body. Soak the sponge in a pet-specific bath shampoo diluted dozens of times, then wash the whole body from the head to the back. Finally, clean the hair with clean water.

4. Dry and blow-dry the hair. After bathing and cleaning the Somali cat, let the cat shake off the moisture from its body and then dry it with a towel. For long-haired cats, use a hair dryer and comb to dry the hair after wiping away the moisture on the body surface.

Precautions for bathing Somali cats:

1. Somali cats that have just arrived at a new home and have just been vaccinated cannot be bathed, otherwise they will be prone to Get ill.

2. If you bathe Somali cats raised outdoors, they should be bathed 3 to 4 times a year. If they are raised indoors, it is appropriate to bathe them once every 20 days to a month. Cats' skin doesn't sweat as easily as humans, so they don't need to be bathed as often.

3. When bathing, do not let bath shampoo enter the eyes, nose and mouth of Somali cats.