Chris,
I feel for you...
Bathing a cat is not my idea of fun. Have to go along with you on the
drink body armor!
I don't care what the experts say, it's an ordeal for both guardian and
fur-kid.
Unless you have a Maine Coon who LOVES water! Like my Cornelius. He's
just s big, and at
i'm a coward when it comes to certain things--and bathing fractious
cats is definitely one of those things. therefore, my best answer to
this question is, whatever the really experienced cat groomer wants
to use!
we have a self-serve dog/cat wash facility an hour or so away: fully
equipped spaces
, I'll try the reintros again
but its tough!
Chris
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Talk alot. It calms them id you talk to the soothingly
while you bathe them. Give lots of reassurance.
I don't deal with mats here much, and I usually comb
them out BEFORE any bath, because once you get mats wet, they get tighter, and
more difficult
Tropiclean also makes a spray on shampoo for flea dermatitis that is really a great product. It leaves their coats fluffy, white and clean smelling. It also heals those nasty flea sores too.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Talk alot. It calms them id you talk to the soothingly while you bathe
@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Cat shampoo to recommend...i'm a coward when it comes to certain things--and bathing fractiouscats is definitely one of those things. therefore, my best answer tothis question is, "whatever the really experienced cat groomer wantsto use!"we have a self-serve do
: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Cat shampoo to recommend... Talk alot. It calms them id you talk to the soothingly while you bathe them. Give lots of reassurance.I don't deal with mats here much, and I usually comb them out BEFORE any bath,
because once you get mats wet, they get
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Chris
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Chris,
I don't remember. Does your cat have
A great tool to use to safely cut out mats is a letter opener like this
one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007844NO/qid=1133837289/sr=1-14/ref=sr_1_14/002-6508072-7664811?%5Fencoding=UTF8v=glancen=1064954
You can slip it under the mat, and slide it through the mat, with the
plastic back
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