- baby shampoo (Johnson & Johnson)
- clean socks (to rub with soap)
- warm towels
Frequency depends on your cat; how greasy he gets. It may vary from once a week to once a month.
- Fill the sink up with warm water.
- Let your Sphynx cat feel the water so it has an idea of the temperature.
- Put on the socks on your both hands...then gently lift your cat, and slowly lower in the water.
- Wet your cat's body with water, adding soap on the wet socks...then rub.
- Avoid the eyes & the ears. If water goes into the ears, they can get infected.
- Rinse off the soap completely.
- Rest your cat down on a soft & warm towel.
- Reward him for his patience.
1 comment:
Whilst I often find a cat in the kitchen sink, usually licking a dirty plate clean, if I tried to do that to any of mine they would kill me with their claws!
Monkey is one amazing looking cat!
love from Jackie and the gingerstwamme
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