A Michael Broad Blog
Well, sigh. Someone asked the question in the title and it is slightly strange because common sense applies. I think the answer is that you don’t want to cuddle your cat if they have a lot of visible fleas. The best thing to do is to remove the fleas first or asap. It isn’t …
In most cases, it is not necessary to bathe your cat regularly, as cats are fastidious groomers and do an excellent job of keeping themselves clean. They use their tongues to remove dirt, debris, and loose fur from their coats, and their saliva contains enzymes that help break down any odour-causing substances. However, there …
NEVER, is the answer unless it is an emergency. I am a little disturbed by the advice provided on the Internet on this topic. You don’t need to give your cat a bath on a regular basis. You might need to give your cat a bath for a specific purpose such as to remove …
It is not always bad to wash cats in a bath. The question presupposes that it is but this is incorrect. It’s just that normally it is bad to bathe a domestic cat because there is no need to. If you bathe a healthy cat in good condition, you will be doing your cat …
The music has a Gothic flavour and it looks somehow artificial. It looks staged to me but how can I say that? I don’t know. The video moves very slowly. It’s as if every moment has been teased out for maximum effect. Perhaps this is why I think it’s staged although it makes for …
Sphynx cats learn to accept or like being bathed because their owner has done it since they were kittens.
The skin of a Sphynx cat feels oily and smells rancid unless it is bathed regularly.
A major US pet store chain encourages cat owners to avail themselves of their cat styling services which includes bathing their cat (at the time of this post and per the article referred to below). Now I am not sure which chain Mark Robinson of the Reno Gazette Journal is referring to in his …
