You don't, unless the cat has gotten very dirty somehow, such as getting into oil or grease or something else that would harm the cat if it licks it off. Cats generally keep themselves quite clean. If you MUST wash a cat, run the lukewarm water before bringing the cat in the room. Turn it off and use a cup to scoop and pour it over the cat when the cat is in the tub or sink. Never use hot or cold water to wash a cat. Use cat shampoo or baby shampoo, never adult human shampoo, as that could irritate the cat's skin.
you dont unless its gotten dirty. get cat into tub with lukewarm water and put 2 pegs on each side of the cats scruff and wash . you do it because it thinks the mother is holding it so it will stay calm.
No a cat's pH is totally different from a human's http://www.adelaidevet.com.au/can-i-bath-my-cat
all you have to do is wash
DOG shampoo is for DOGS. CAT shampoo is for CATS. Depending on how young the kitten is, you may not be able to wash it with even cat shampoo. Always check with your vet.
No, tori, it isn't.
wash with alot water.
It is generally not safe to wash a cat with regular shampoo because it can strip their natural oils and irritate their skin. It is recommended to use a specially formulated cat shampoo that is gentle and safe for their skin and coat.
you wash your hands and take it out. not that hard.
They feed wash and shelter their young.
Um.. No, but you could get cat scratch disease if it breaks the skin and you don't wash it.
no you cant wash your cats and dogs....if u wash them their hair fall doun and they crave for sweet food........so dont ask how to wash them....if u want to take them to a car wash
It is generally safe to wash your cat with shampoo specifically made for cats, as long as you follow the instructions and rinse thoroughly. However, it is important to consult with a veterinarian before bathing your cat to ensure it is appropriate for their specific needs.
because the baby cat doesn't no how to wash its self , and doesn't no what to do and they care