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RE: Safe Dry Cat Shampoo

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Posted by: PHKitkat at Sat May 12 18:02:11 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHKitkat ]  
   

Hi There,

Most cats hate to be bathed and they don't usually need a bath. It's important to remember that even natural products can be harmful to cats and seniors may be especially sensitive.

Baby powder, with corn starch, really does wonders as far as freshening up a cat's coat. We use it in the cat hospital where I work on a regular basis. Just shake some powder onto the cat, rub it in, and comb it out. It's also easy to find and very economical. Smells good, too!

If you should end up getting something from a groomer, I would run it by your vet first, just to be safe. Most groomers have a lot more experience with dogs than cats.

Regards,
PHKitkat


   

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