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Cat owner question
#1
Have you ever bathed a cat?

I had a VERY sick kitten (6 weeks, no more than a handful) that had severe diarrhea that I had to bathe to get the poo out of his fur,but normally, cats don't need a full on water bath.

Am I wrong?
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#2
They can if you can handle their claws, some cats enjoy a bath. I would rather do that then watch the little bastard lick the shit off.
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#3
My kitties don't have shit on their fur.

Look at the perfection known as Hissy Bitch:
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#4
She is pretty, but does not look like a 6-week-old kitten that you spoke of above.
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#5
LuMPyPussy Wrote:Have you ever bathed a cat?

I had a VERY sick kitten (6 weeks, no more than a handful) that had severe diarrhea that I had to bathe to get the poo out of his fur,but normally, cats don't need a full on water bath.

Am I wrong?
It's ok to bathe a cat. You can get special 'cat shampoo' (or just use puppy shampoo). I think it's gentler on their skin. I worked in a pet salon for a while, and we used to bathe and groom both dogs and cats regularly. Not in the same tub at the same time, obviously. Smiley_emoticons_wink And yes, I did get injured regularly, though some cats actually enjoy being bathed.

Just make sure you dry it really well to help it keep from getting chilled.
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#6
Doesn't matter, post appears to contradict...put down the crack pipe.
On the one hand:
I had a VERY sick kitten (6 weeks, no more than a handful) that had severe diarrhea that I had to bathe to get the poo out of his fur, but normally, cats don't need a full on water bath.

On the other hand:
My kitties don't have shit on their fur.

Look at the perfection known as Hissy Bitch:
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#7
matted hairy Wrote:Doesn't matter, post appears to contradict...put down the crack pipe.
On the one hand:
I had a VERY sick kitten (6 weeks, no more than a handful) that had severe diarrhea that I had to bathe to get the poo out of his fur, but normally, cats don't need a full on water bath.

On the other hand:
My kitties don't have shit on their fur.

Look at the perfection known as Hissy Bitch:
Jesus Christ. The kitten was sick. My cats are normally healthy, thus no shit on their fur.

Sick kitten is not the same cat as in photo, sick kitten grew up and then died over a decade ago and I haven't had to bathe another cat since sick kitten had shit on his fur.

It's not really that fucking confusing unless you try to make it so, dimbulb. Or do I need to explain further?
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#8
Yes, please do tell it to me like I am in 5th grade, because certainly an adult would not get defensive about the state of their present cats from the comment:

[color="red"] "They can if you can handle their claws, some cats enjoy a bath. I would rather do that then watch the little bastard lick the shit off."[/color]

After you clearly commented that kitten had shit all over it.


Who the fuck is the dimbulb here?12
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#9
CAT FIGHT !!!
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#10
Could get loud!
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#11
Throw them in the toilet and put the lid down the cat will freak out when you hit flush, you get a clean toilet and just keep doing it till the cat is clean.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother.
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#12
Fuck ya...great idea!
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#13
Q. How do you make a cat go "Woof"

A. Pour petrol of it and light it.

Ah yes. Never gets old
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#14
One of my ex-girlfriends had a cat and one day it got stuck outside in the rain because its catflap got jammed. When I opened the door it was quite possibly the most pathetic sight I have ever seen in my life.
We need to punish the French, ignore the Germans and forgive the Russians - Condoleezza Rice.
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