Shampoo Shenanigans of Citrusy Orange Cats Who Love to Bathe, Sparking a Single Brain-Celled Debate on Cats Who Love Water

We all know that orange cats are a little….special. They are born a little different, and that's okay because we love them and their zesty flavor. You know, I Can Has-ers, they never fail to stop surprising us. On today's episode of "what new kind of silly predicaments are we getting into today", we have some shampoo shenanigans of citrusy orange cats who love to bathe. This controversial topic sparked a single brain-celled debate on the cat corner of the World Wide Web of cats and their interesting relationship with water.

It turns out that there are more single brain-celled orange cats that love water than you would think. This post is full of stories of felines floating in a warm pool of watery bliss and pics of orange hydro-kitties and lifeguard cats, which as the rest of us with normal cats know, is not normal. We never thought we would ever say this sentence, but scroll down to see all these silly cats swimming!

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