We acquired a couple of farm kittens who smelled as if they’d been rolling in manure their entire lives (granted, only a few weeks at that point, but still). They got warm-water shampoo baths, avoiding their eyes. They didn’t like it but they were as weak as kittens and couldn’t do anything about it, no matter how hard they tried to scramble up the wet sides of the sink. That was the last time we needed to do it. They smell fresh and clean every day without our having to lift a finger.
Contrarily, I’ve heard (but never personally experienced) that dogs just love rolling around in the smelliest offal they can find. Something about their sense of smell being extremely acute.
My Siamese only weighed 12 pounds but it took three people to restrain him, wrapped in a towel, to trim his claws. I swear he knew some kind of aikido trick that enabled him to get traction on air molecules.
Enter.Name.Here 3 months ago
Hannibal Lick-tor
Umfuld 3 months ago
He’s not exaggerating about cats and baths
Dirty Dragon 3 months ago
Spread out, Monty.
RLG Premium Member 3 months ago
Should have used a cage instead.
Doug K 3 months ago
Since Fleshy is restrained, could he be hosed down from a distance?
MRBLUESKY529 3 months ago
A damaged retina is nothing to joke about. I’ve had a torn retina 4 different times. Not fun or funny.
Redd Panda 3 months ago
Put ’im in the washer. Set to Feline warm water.
monya_43 3 months ago
To bathe the cat — Put shampoo in the toilet bowl, drop Fleshy in, hold the lid closed a few minutes and then run from the bathroom quickly. ;-D
elliel203 3 months ago
Don’t cats bathe THEMSELVES?
Frank Burns Eats Worms 3 months ago
Come on, it’s just a Fleshy wound.
Impkins Premium Member 3 months ago
Accurate little beast, ain’t he? :)
Richard S Russell Premium Member 3 months ago
We acquired a couple of farm kittens who smelled as if they’d been rolling in manure their entire lives (granted, only a few weeks at that point, but still). They got warm-water shampoo baths, avoiding their eyes. They didn’t like it but they were as weak as kittens and couldn’t do anything about it, no matter how hard they tried to scramble up the wet sides of the sink. That was the last time we needed to do it. They smell fresh and clean every day without our having to lift a finger.
Contrarily, I’ve heard (but never personally experienced) that dogs just love rolling around in the smelliest offal they can find. Something about their sense of smell being extremely acute.
mistercatworks 3 months ago
My Siamese only weighed 12 pounds but it took three people to restrain him, wrapped in a towel, to trim his claws. I swear he knew some kind of aikido trick that enabled him to get traction on air molecules.
Skeptical Meg 3 months ago
No. I’ve looked.
TrudyQ Premium Member 3 months ago
Take that contraption off sweet Fleshy RIGHT NOW!
gliderrider 3 months ago
deposit a plunky in his headphones Fleshy
Aladar30 Premium Member 3 months ago
A very dangerous cat.
j.painterjones 3 months ago
MRBLUESKY529 That is horrible!!!! Do you have any vision left????