> My cat tends to become a bit smelly after a while. Is it ok to take
> him in the shower and give him a good shampoo with normal human
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> RickyC
> To email me remove the dog from my address.
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>>I recommend you use a cat shampoo.
Thanks for the reply. How does cat shampoo differ from human shampoo
(apart from the price)?
>>Why is your cat smelly?
>>Is it an unneutered male? Neutering will help.
>>Some foods will make a cat smell - changing foods helps.
He's a neutered male. It smells as if he spends time rolling around in
dry animal manure sometimes.. Perhaps he does! (we live in a rural
area).
Thanks
RickyC
Camilla Baird - 13 Apr 2005 12:54 GMT
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> Thanks for the reply. How does cat shampoo differ from human shampoo
> (apart from the price)?
I am not sure what the difference is, but I expect cat fur and human
hair have different ph values and such... Also there is not as much
perfume in cat shampoo as there is in a lot of human shampoos.
If he is dirty regularly, you could try using normal water without
shampoo to remove the dirt. Shampoos can dry out the fur and the skin if
used too often.
Camilla