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In this way, can you wash a cat's face?
There's no need to take the risk of upsetting andhurtingyour cat by getting shampoo or soap in their eyes.Take a wetwashcloth and gently run it along your kitty'sface, brushingthe fur away from their eyes and nose, untiltheir face,head, and ears are nice and clean. Don'tever force yourcat's face under water.
- Mix warm water and apple cider vinegar.
- Dunk a paper towel in the mixture.
- Squeeze out the liquid into your cat's ear. You may want toholdanother paper towel to the side of your cat's head to keeptheliquid from dripping down.
- Repeat until the ear is sufficiently clean.
Subsequently, question is, what can I use to clean my cat's eyes?
Home Care: Tips for Keeping Your Cat'sEyesHealthy
- Dip a cotton ball in water. Wipe away the eye discharge,alwaysfrom the corner of the eye outward. Use a fresh cotton ballforeach eye.
- Steer clear of any over-the-counter drops or washes unlessyourvet has prescribed them.
Bathing too often can dry the skin, sotryto avoid anything more frequent than every 4-6weeksor so. Kittens accept baths most readily so start as soon asyouadopt one, as long as it's at least 4 weeks old.