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My neighbor gave her cat a bath twice a week, but i thinks that's over. As far as I know, cats can clean themselves.
I have bathed a cat twice. I had to give both Mollipop and Tabby a bath when they were wee kittens. They each fell into the toilet and I had just finished using it both times. A bath was necessary.
That's way overkill. And for most cats, it's actually going to make their skin quite dry.My neighbor gave her cat a bath twice a week, but i thinks that's over. As far as I know, cats can clean themselves.
I have bathed a cat twice. I had to give both Mollipop and Tabby a bath when they were wee kittens. They each fell into the toilet and I had just finished using it both times. A bath was necessary. But that's been it for complete bathing.
Cooling is just one of many reasons why cats lick themselves... They do it to remove dirt, redistribute natural oils, the saliva has 'healing' enzymes in the case of licking a wound, and they simply find it relaxing!I read also from yahoo answers that cats cannot cleam themselves alone. When they lick their coat, they were just cooling themselves.. How true is that? I never gave my cat a bath since I adopted her.