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Service List

Fitness Equipment Assembly Labor

Step 1: Trim your cat’s toenails.

Step 2: Make your bathing site non-slip.

Step 4: Enlist a helper to be your cat’s holder while you bathe him. Believe it or not, your cat will probably not just sit there and accept a bathing. Because we are not blessed with more than two hands, it makes the whole job easier if you have a little help.

Step 5: Slowly, carefully put your cat in the tub/sink and then slowly, carefully wet him down. Avoid getting his head wet, as this is a sure fire way to send him bolting from the bath.

Step 6: Give your cat a good rub down with diluted pet shampoo. Don’t forget his belly and legs. Remember to skip his face and head. You can wipe that down with a wet cloth after you’ve rinsed him.

Step 7: Slowly, carefully rinse the shampoo. Be thorough — remaining shampoo can be irritating to the skin and can encourage mats to form. When he’s fully rinsed, use a wet wash cloth to wipe his face and chin.

Step 8: “Wring” out excess water from your cat’s body by gently squeezing or wiping his body, tail and legs. Then grab a towel and dry him off.