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Billy's First Bath

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Pat - 05 Nov 2005 17:07 GMT
He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap and
rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the mess. No idea
what kind of poop it was - horse? dog? kitty? - but it was all over his
belly. So into the bathroom we went. I put about 3" of warm water in the
tub, picked Billy up, climbed in and sat down, then slowly lowered him into
he water, holding his two front paws in one hand, expecting a major struggle
which did not come.

He was *such* a good boy in the bath!!! Even when I let go of his paws a few
times he never scratched, just reached up and touched my face with his paw
without extending the claws. Now is that a good kitty or what!!

Oh, and I didn't know it when I closed the bathroom door but Tommy was fast
asleep in the laundry bin. He woke up when he heard the water and moved to
the toilet seat to watch the show. I'm sure his presence helped BIlly to
remain calm. I could imagine from the way he was looking at us in the tub,
he might have been thinking "Hey, can I have the next turn?"
Victor Martinez - 05 Nov 2005 17:42 GMT
> He was *such* a good boy in the bath!!! Even when I let go of his paws a few
> times he never scratched, just reached up and touched my face with his paw
> without extending the claws. Now is that a good kitty or what!!

Awwww... such a *good* boy!

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Irulan - 05 Nov 2005 18:23 GMT
aw, how sweet. Isn't it funny how something that our furbabies would
ordinarily hate they take to when they are in REAL trouble? I think the fact
that he showed his belly to you was a way of saying: please help me Mommy, I
think I really stink. :)
Give him extra skritches from us for being such a good boy.
Lily & her mama
Jazz, RB

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> He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap and
> rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the mess. No idea
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> BIlly to remain calm. I could imagine from the way he was looking at us in
> the tub, he might have been thinking "Hey, can I have the next turn?"
mlbriggs - 05 Nov 2005 20:47 GMT
> He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap and
> rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the mess. No idea
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> BIlly to remain calm. I could imagine from the way he was looking at us in
> the tub, he might have been thinking "Hey, can I have the next turn?"

That is indeed remarkable.  Best wishes to all.   MLB
Enfilade - 05 Nov 2005 21:38 GMT
> He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap and
> rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the mess. No idea
> what kind of poop it was - horse? dog? kitty? - but it was all over his
> belly. So into the bathroom we went. "

"Mom, I don't wanna lick this clean.  Can you?"

What a precious boy.

--Fil
Kreisleriana - 06 Nov 2005 20:42 GMT
>> He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap and
>> rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the mess. No idea
>> what kind of poop it was - horse? dog? kitty? - but it was all over his
>> belly. So into the bathroom we went. "
>
>"Mom, I don't wanna lick this clean.  Can you?"

Ha. That has never stopped my boys.  Ewwww.  
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jmcquown - 05 Nov 2005 22:41 GMT
> He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap
> and rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> was looking at us in the tub, he might have been thinking "Hey, can I
> have the next turn?"

Awwwww... he knew he'd rolled in some ucky stuff and decided it was okay for
Mommy to wash him!  How sweet!  I am very proud of Billy!

Jill
badwilson - 06 Nov 2005 01:53 GMT
Aaaaw!  What a *good* boy :-)
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> He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap
> and rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> water and moved to the toilet seat to watch the show. I'm sure his
> presence helped BIlly to remain calm. I could imagine from the way
he
> was looking at us in the tub, he might have been thinking "Hey, can
I
> have the next turn?"
Kreisleriana - 06 Nov 2005 20:41 GMT
>He came in this morning all damp from the grass, crawled into my lap and
>rolled over onto his back. That's when I saw and smelled the mess. No idea
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>remain calm. I could imagine from the way he was looking at us in the tub,
>he might have been thinking "Hey, can I have the next turn?"

Wow!  Congratulations on successfully bathing a cat!

Theresa
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My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com

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