serryjw
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Sun Feb-20-05 04:30 PM
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Is it ok to (waterless) dry shampoo my cat? Any product you recommend. Is a water bath for cats better?
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Sun Feb-20-05 06:20 PM
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I don't bathe my cats, they've always taken good care of themselves. I would definitely recommend that you get shampoo that is free of chemicals and synthetic fragrances that can be irritating and harmful to your cat's health. Check health food stores.
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Mon Feb-21-05 08:08 AM
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hydrogen peroxide and bandages, also. For you, of course. :D
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Mon Feb-21-05 09:22 AM
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Mon Feb-21-05 12:10 PM
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| 5. I don't have a cats, but if I wanted to give it a bath, |
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to avoid injury to myself, I would take it to the vet or a groomer. In fact, I take my dog to the vet in the cold weather for a bath because she refuses to get into the tub. Since she weighs 90 pounds, I can't lift her. In the summer, I give her a bath under the hose.
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