, they dont and ours most certainly does not like water , the scratches on my arms are testimoney to that
I never mix cats and baths any more for the same reason. A very scary experience for all concerned. They seem to spend most of the day licking themselves anyway, so they can't get that dirty.
The pictures are funny though
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We gave both our cats baths from when they were young and now there older they dont mind them. They'll sit there quite happy, unless I wet there face, then there off ...
I wonder if the people holding the cats would like me to risk dislocating their shoulders for them
Spare a thought for anyone that has a giant hairy cat like mine. I have had to bath her on a few occasions as they are sometimes prone to "hangers on." Actually she seems to understand the reason why I have to do it and will tolerate if not actively enjoy the process.
Please leave my shoulders alone .
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Having washed my cat a few times to get rid of fleas that she caught while being looked after elsewhere when we were on holidays I can say she doesn't enjoy it but has given up trying to escape.
She does look miserable and needs constant reassurance, but you can't help laugh at what she looks like.
The thing she hates more than the wash itself is the drying with a towel (even if you don't rub the wrong way etc.).
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