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i have bathed dogs and cats. i will never bathe a cat again if i can help it. or a dog, for that matter, but not for the same reasons.

No, but I'd imagine that bathing cats would be amusing at first.

 

It really is. The tough kitten that beats up the others is always the quietest and most subdued during bath time. It's pretty hilarious.

no part of cat bathing is amusing.... painful, dangerous, and cruel. but not amusing.

 

Depends on the cat. I've had some that like it and play in the water dish afterwards.

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I have a dog that gets really.. uh... "loving" towards the females after getting a bath.

No, but I'd imagine that bathing cats would be amusing at first.

 

It really is. The tough kitten that beats up the others is always the quietest and most subdued during bath time. It's pretty hilarious.

 

Strange. Maybe they feel secure in their superiority.

No, but I'd imagine that bathing cats would be amusing at first.

 

It really is. The tough kitten that beats up the others is always the quietest and most subdued during bath time. It's pretty hilarious.

 

Strange. Maybe they feel secure in their superiority.

 

Or are amazed that they are not the strongest. They are the most loving afterwards too. I think they want to use me for my power.

No, but I'd imagine that bathing cats would be amusing at first.

 

It really is. The tough kitten that beats up the others is always the quietest and most subdued during bath time. It's pretty hilarious.

 

Strange. Maybe they feel secure in their superiority.

 

Or are amazed that they are not the strongest. They are the most loving afterwards too. I think they want to use me for my power.

 

I'd never guessed cats were so manipulative. Maybe your kitten is one of the Forsaken in disguise.

No matter what type of animal it depends on the individual. I've washed horses, ducks, geese, chickens, pigeons, cats, dogs, rabbits, ginnea fowl, peacock, quail, my friends cows, turtles (not just with water but with soaps that work with them) geckos, hermit crabs (their awesome, they climb out of their shells, swim around and then crawl back in again.) and probably some things I'm forgetting.

I also have a chinchilla and alpacas, but they can't get wet. Then chinchilla just takes dust baths. The alpacas have their wool cut every summer and get brushed.

Amazing! That's quite a repetoire.

 

Thank you! I could almost get a job as a groomer but I have no official training.

my cats are giving me te evil eye right now because they know i'm typing about bathing them.

 

Your cats are also the forsaken in disguise.

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