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he is getting too big for the sink....but today he still fits....the water was tepid at best...
it is a good thing trust can be restored with a warm towel and plenty of rubbing....of course he insisted on having his favorite place to sleep for 2 hours....
he is getting too big for the sink....but today he still fits....the water was tepid at best...
it is a good thing trust can be restored with a warm towel and plenty of rubbing....of course he insisted on having his favorite place to sleep for 2 hours....
They look so shriveled and cute when they are wet!
tomorrow is bath day...he needs it.....
3rd bath did not go quite as easy as first two....seems he has caught on that he is the only one getting baths.....and when i finished...even the warm towel would not make him happy....he found a spot in the sun and pouted....
Yeah I don't think it's super good for them on a regular basis. Unless they have some condition that makes it necessary.
Hairless cats need it once a week but the bulk of them only need a bath if they get fleas.
A friend of mine has a cat that takes showers with him.
My cat Velcro loves water. She's fallen into my bath at least half a dozen times. She just doesn't like being wet and she doesn't like being handled. She decides when it's time to be petted and then she books when it's enough.
Yeah I don't think it's super good for them on a regular basis. Unless they have some condition that makes it necessary.
Hairless cats need it once a week but the bulk of them only need a bath if they get fleas.
A friend of mine has a cat that takes showers with him.
My cat Velcro loves water. She's fallen into my bath at least half a dozen times. She just doesn't like being wet and she doesn't like being handled. She decides when it's time to be petted and then she books when it's enough.
True about Sphynx cats needing baths. They get really funky if you don't wash them. My last Sphynx died last week, I will miss bath time...
I've had cats that always had to jump up on the tub when it was full, and who always fell in. So they must have liked it.
I am currently catless. I can't say I miss them.
I didn't have one for 3 years then broke down and got two.
They're a lot of company.
I've had cats that always had to jump up on the tub when it was full, and who always fell in. So they must have liked it.
I am currently catless. I can't say I miss them.
I didn't have one for 3 years then broke down and got two.
They're a lot of company.
I currently have only six. I have been able to satisfy my drive to "save" disadvantaged cats lately by contributing goat milk to the local cat rescue groups. Lady came by this afternoon and took away all six gallons of today's production. I have had cats almost all my life and cannot imagine life without at least two.
The kitten bath reminds me of years ago, that teeny thing showing up, just saturated with fleas. Too little for the flea medicine, so a flea bath it was. And after it was done, she ran off to take comfort ... in the litter box. Yes, a soaked kitten in clay litter. A second bath was necessary to get the clay off her.
She's behind me now on the chair, grooming my head thoroughly. Apparently, my hygeine is not up to her standards. I'm sporting a funky catspit hairdo now.
The siamese in my pic is a different cat, a feral boy I called "Mr. Meezer" who hung around for a few years. I got him neutered and vaccinated, and kept him fed. I'm hoping he charmed his way into a home somewhere, because I did teach him he'd get fed if he showed off his beautiful self to people.
Hairless cats need it once a week but the bulk of them only need a bath if they get fleas.
A friend of mine has a cat that takes showers with him.
My cat Velcro loves water. She's fallen into my bath at least half a dozen times. She just doesn't like being wet and she doesn't like being handled. She decides when it's time to be petted and then she books when it's enough.
True about Sphynx cats needing baths. They get really funky if you don't wash them. My last Sphynx died last week, I will miss bath time...
((hugs))
True about Sphynx cats needing baths. They get really funky if you don't wash them. My last Sphynx died last week, I will miss bath time...
((hugs))
Thanks. I will say this, if you are looking for the most cuddly, physically affectionate cat, get a Sphynx. If you don't want to pay the outrageous money the breeders want, find a rescue. That's how I got both my boys. Most people think they're really cool but they don't account for the fact that they are VERY high maintenance cats. They need regular baths, their ears get filthy, and even their claws and feet need extra cleaning. The trade off is having the most affectionate cat you will ever be owned by.
I didn't have one for 3 years then broke down and got two.
They're a lot of company.
I currently have only six. I have been able to satisfy my drive to "save" disadvantaged cats lately by contributing goat milk to the local cat rescue groups. Lady came by this afternoon and took away all six gallons of today's production. I have had cats almost all my life and cannot imagine life without at least two.
ok...question.
What does the rescue do with the goat milk?
((hugs))
Thanks. I will say this, if you are looking for the most cuddly, physically affectionate cat, get a Sphynx. If you don't want to pay the outrageous money the breeders want, find a rescue. That's how I got both my boys. Most people think they're really cool but they don't account for the fact that they are VERY high maintenance cats. They need regular baths, their ears get filthy, and even their claws and feet need extra cleaning. The trade off is having the most affectionate cat you will ever be owned by.
I foster for a kitten rescue.
So far ive never come across a sphynx....yet.