Its not bad for cats i know that. i give my cat baths because she gets very muddy and dirty when she goes out so i like to keep her clean plus it helps with preventing fleas ,What my cat will do is she will jump out of the tub so NO some CATS don't like to be bathed.
It is not recommended to do so unless the cat is soiled beyond the cat's ability to bathe itself. Then if you must, obtain pet shampoo that is safe for cats. Most cats greatly dislike being bathed, so it may be ideal to accustom your cat with warm water (body temperature like you would use for a baby) a few weeks before bathing it. After the shampoo and a thorough rinse, let the cat shake itself dry (yes everything in the area will get soaked, including you). And remember to pet and comfort the cat as it licks excess water from it fur, to help it learn that you didn't soak it in all that water to try to hurt it.
It is not essential to bathe your cat, but many owners do like to bathe their cats. Bathing can be needed if the cat develops a skin problem or other skin or fur based issue, but as for cleanliness a healthy cat will clean itself often and thoroughly. It is entirely your personal preference if you wish to bathe your cat or not.
yes but usually they have to be bathed from when they are kittens
Yes you can bathe a goat with cat soap, but it depends what type of goat it is. Like if its allergic to what's inside a cat soap. Otherwise its OK.
yes i would do it
Bathe it every so often. At least once a month. It needs to be bathed probably more than once a month if it is a long haired cat.
cats don't take baths.
It is perfectly okay to bathe your cats. The only problem is, cats hate water, the cat will not like the bath, and whatever you do, don't put water on your cat's head/face. Also do not submerge your cat in water.
If the cat has a small cut then bathe it and leave it, but if it is small and deep take it to the vets immediately.
Unlike dogs, cats are naturally good groomers. There is no need to bathe them, hence no need for "cat shampoos."
"Cat" allergies are not usually to the cat or their fur but to dander or to mites. First find out what you are allergic to from your doctor as there are multiple treatments available. Second, there are allergy shampoos that you can use to bathe your cat. These cut down on the allergens. Also, be sure to wash you hands after petting the cat, keep the cat out of your bedroom, and keep you cat indoors. It's been proven that indoor/outdoor or just outdoor cats bathe themselves more and their saliva may be what you are allergic to as well.
Cats bathe each other because there are some spots that a cat couldn't reach so the other reaches those spots and it is believed that it is away they can bond
of course it wont get it completely clean but it will get it at least half way clean
4 weeks but ask your vet to be safe
The present tense of "bathe" is "bathing" - still pronounced with a long A as in bathe.