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Bath Time (again)Dylan had another bath today (he had the itches) - he was a good boy! I put the water in the bath, took Dylan's collar off, put Dylan in the water and it took him a few seconds to realise the water was wet  He stood there purring for a few seconds then while I was shampooing him he started asking to get out the bath I got him bathed and dried as quick as I could though, then let him go and give himself a lick (he gave himself a few licks then decided he couldn't be bothered any more and curled up on the settee for a sleep.
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You are lucky! Most cats would have had you in shreds ... |
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Mmmm! That's brilliant! Though nothing beats the image of my friends cat jumping in the bath with her and swimming round happily... |
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Braver than me, i wouldnt attempt to bath a cat even one like Amber who spends a lot of time in the sinks or bath  Glad all went well. |
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