<p style="font-family:"times new roman";font-size:medium;">Remind everyone that bathing tools often include a bathtub, bath towel, and cleaning agent (a special cleaning agent that is not irritating to cat skin or Children's soap), comb (metal, wooden or plastic ones are fine, but you need one with dense teeth and one with thin teeth, a second-use one is also OK), brush (bristle or nylon), absorbent cotton swabs, small tweezers, eye ointment , hair dryer, etc.
Put warm water of 35℃~40℃ into the basin , do not take too much bath water, as long as it does not sink the cat; or take a shower and wash slowly with water. For cats who do not have the habit of bathing or are naughty cats, it is best to have two people working together, that is, one person fixes the cat and one person bathes the cat.
When bathing, gently pour water on the cat or slowly spray it with water. Be careful not to splash (water droplets, because splashing (water droplets) may scare the cat. Wait until the cat is completely wet. , use detergent or neutral soap to gently rub it from the head, neck, back, tail, abdomen to hands and feet to generate foam, and then clean it thoroughly with another basin of clean water or spray.
< p>During the entire bathing process, do not let the cat drown to prevent water from filling the cat's ears and avoid irritating the cat's eyes with fat soap foam. After washing, wipe it with a towel immediatelyand use it. Comb the cat's fur all over, and then put the cat in a warm place. If the indoor temperature is low, put a towel on the cat to prevent cold; you can also use a hair dryer, but pay attention to the temperature of the hair dryer. ; After the coat is fully dry, comb the coat carefully
The following matters should be paid attention to when bathing the cat:
(1) The cat is unwell or sick. It is not advisable to bathe frequently.
(2) Kittens under 6 months old are prone to getting sick and are generally not suitable for frequent bathing.
(3) Cats kept indoors should not be bathed too frequently. , bathe 2 to 3 times a month; cats raised outdoors should bathe 1 to 2 times a month
Since the elasticity and luster of cat skin and coat are protected by sebum penetrating the skin. If you bathe too often and lose a lot of sebum, the coat will become rough, hard and dull, easy to break, the skin elasticity will be reduced, and it may even induce skin inflammation, etc.
When bathing, the room must be kept warm, especially in winter, to prevent the kitten from catching cold and causing a cold. The cat should be allowed to bathe before bathing.Carry out some slight exercise to make it defecate, urinate, etc. For long-haired cats, the cat's hair should be fully combed before bathing to remove shed hair to prevent tangles during bathing and even waste more time on grooming.
</p>