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How to???Wash a cats bum without getting shreaded? Any ideas? Just noticed one of mine has got poo stuck to it's fur at the rear. Not going to say who as I dont want to embarrace them 
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i dont have a clue jac but i do hope someone can help you |
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lol Jac poor baby,we had to do Milos once,we just wrapped him up in a towel,it took 2 of us,one to hold him and one to wipe,ed did the wiping lol |
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What about using baby wipes rather than dunking the cat in the sink?? |
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Good idea Donna. That way I could do a bit at a time. |
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If you let it dry a bit Jac you'll be able to brush it out!! Unfortunately it comes with having a semi-long haired cat Lily is sometimes the same!!!!  |
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Yeh it's Abi. Her fur is longer and thicker than Caspurr's. |
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