Albino Cat Demonstrates Immense Bravery While Wearing Helmet Of Humiliation At The Groomer (Video)
Hello to all of our beautiful friends and their felines! It's no secret that cats aren't the biggest water lovers, it's just not part of their nature. That's why they groom and bathe themselves via tongue and paws. But no matter how good they are at grooming themselves, once in a while, it's important we give our cataroos a proper bath or take them to the groomer, especially if the cat is an outdoor cat with a long coat.
We never want to leave long coats unattended because neglect can lead to some serious health issues. The skin can become flaky, itchy, or even infected. While baths may be stressful for some cats, there are tons of ways to help ease the stress and make it more enjoyable for them. For example, cats don't like loud noises. So one way to protect them from the noise of the water and blow dryer is to cover their ears with a towel or a helmet, that's what Vanessa, a professional groomer, does. Take a look as she grooms Matcha, a beautiful albino kitty girl.
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