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Feb. 3, 2008

cat bath

A couple of days ago,i i said to my mom, do you think we should get cat shampoo? she said we will have to see. so after we got the shampoo, a couple of days later, i went to give Tinkerbell a bath in the sink and i put her in, and she kept on jumping out! so my had to help me, after Tinkerbell was wet, my mom put some soap on her. Tinkerbell did not mind the water, but she really hated the shampoo! then we had to let the shapoo stay on her fur for five minutes, so my mom said we should put her in a towel and set a timer. She groweld the whole time when she was in the towel. Five minutes later, we went to put back in the sink, so she thought she had to hold on the sides of the sink. So my mom said to do it in the bathroom. then she finally had the soap off of her, and dried her off. Then came the time to wash Princess,[Princes is a crazy cat, so this was a little fritening!] i put her in the bathtub, she ABSOLUTLY hated the water! when was finally wet, i wet to put some soap on her, she decided to try to climb up the wall, so i had to scruff her and wait 5 minutes. Then finally after 5 minutes, she had the soap off then i finally dried her off, then to come out see Tinkerbell licking herself!

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Dec. 22, 2009 - giving a cat a bath

Posted by Anonymous

To make the cat a little bit more settled, put the water in the tub *before* you ever introduce her to the bathroom! (Of course, once she knows what's going to happen, close the door!) Lower her into the water, and keep a calm voice, even when she freaks out. Also, they say not to put conditioner in their fur, because it makes it too soft, but I love doing that! I love just how soft it makes her fur!

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