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I like the channel but I'm surprised to see only positive top comments. Unless the cat has mud or something on him it's completely unnecessary to bathe him (contrary to what the title of the video says), it's putting him through stree and discomfort for no reason at all.

I was going to write the same comment. 💦😾

Hahaha yeah 😅

No cat needs a bath unless it's a flea bath

​@@carolyncarnahan960Maybe he got into something but never seen him getting a bath before this video.

@carolyncarnahan960 Says who? Is that from a veterinarian? Kareem and FiFi are vigilant with their care. Just curious?

​@@deec505unless the animal got dirty with mud, poop or a flea infestation, not animal need to be bathed. If you don't understand this just because you didn't hear it from the mouth of a vet you are incredibly obtuse. She is putting her cat through unnecessary stress and discomfort either out of ignorance or just to get a video.

@@deec505 of course I was repeating what my vet said. I've never given my cats a bath, except for a flea bath when they were kittens cuz they were born in a barn and did not get flea treatment. But after this the closest thing they got was a sponge bath with a warm paper towel if that

These baths are totally unnecessary and put the cat through stress for no reason.

@@AriaIsaraim sure she rarely give them a bath, there are some cases where baths are necessary

@@BurriitooTheCat There are other videos of her bathing the cats. Also, baths are necessary only if the cat is really dirty with mud or something (not the case here) or if there is a flea infestation (also not the case as when that happens the water turns reddish brown from all the flea poop dissolving).

@@AriaIsara While it may seem like giving baths to cats is unnecessary and potentially stressful for them, there are circumstances where bathing a cat can actually be beneficial and necessary for their health and hygiene. 1. Fur Management: Cats with long hair or certain coat types may benefit from occasional baths to help manage their fur. Bathing can prevent matting and tangling, which can be uncomfortable for the cat and even lead to skin issues if left untreated. 2. Allergen Reduction: Bathing can help reduce allergens present in a cat's fur, which can be particularly beneficial for individuals with allergies to pet dander. Regular baths can help minimize allergen levels and improve overall indoor air quality. 3. Skin Conditions: Cats with skin conditions or allergies may benefit from medicated baths prescribed by a veterinarian. These baths can help soothe irritated skin, reduce inflammation, and remove allergens or irritants from the fur. 4. Flea Control: Bathing with flea shampoo can be an effective part of a flea control regimen for cats. While topical treatments and oral medications are often used to prevent fleas, bathing with a flea shampoo can help remove existing fleas and their eggs from the cat's fur. 5. Sedentary Cats: Cats that are sedentary or overweight may have difficulty grooming themselves properly, leading to oil buildup, matting, and an increased risk of skin infections. In such cases, gentle baths can help supplement the cat's grooming routine and promote overall cleanliness. It's important to note that not all cats need regular baths, and forcing a cat into a bath can indeed be stressful for both the cat and the owner. However, in certain situations where bathing is necessary for the cat's health and well-being, it can be a reasonable and beneficial practice when done properly and with care.

She's a bit rough with them sometimes which I don't like. Annoying them while sleeping peacefully etc

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Well, yes and no. Unless a cat has an encounter with a skunk, it is not necessary to bathe it.

​@el7jake With Scottish Fold breeds like Kai, it is necessary. Due to joint issues they genetically inherit, it's harder for that breed to groom themselves, so they need to be given baths.

Nothing suggests he needed a bath. He clearly had no mud or poop on him, and had no flea infestation (water would turn reddish brown from flea poop dissolving).

​@@AriaIsarawe can't even see into the tub to see what color the water was. But he could've had urine or something on him and smelled bad. Male cats spray and can smell of pee.. Idk if he is fixed.

​@@AriaIsaraoh please... animals need a bath sometimes. Don't pretend like this was a hate crime.

@@dommyboysmith cats don't need baths unless there is a very specific problem. Cats normally don't smell and are clean. If the cat doesn't mind the bath is still useless but it doesn't matter. Here the cat is stressed, and stressful situations can lead to health issues. You have no clue what you are talking about.

@@heatheroriordan5800 she has another video bathing Kai and the water is crystal clear. Males normally don't smell on them when they spray. Even if he did he wouldn't need a full bath. Why is it so hard for people to admit this channel is not perfect? Either she doesn't know baths are not needed or she knows and still does it for views.

All cats do.

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Does your cat roll into mud? Have a flea infestation? If not you probably don't need and even shouldn't bathe your cat.

@@AriaIsara cats r on all fours ,do u know how much bacteria 🦠🧫 is on the ground & floor ( yet they clean with their paws 🐾 licking that bacteria ( 💬 think 🤔 exactly ✓ as to why our helping them is a goooood thing !!!!!!! Tada 🎉 and there u have it

@@Scripturescroll absolutely idiotic comment. As soon as the cat had the bath he'll be walking on the floor again so you're not making any sensible point. Clean the floor. Not the cat. Cats walk on all fours, lick their butthole and everyday cover their whole body with saliva. No bath change that, it's normal cat behaviour. It does NOT require baths.

@@AriaIsara agree 2 disagree God bless may u find peace stay off this end feed

Cats don't need baths to be clean.

​@@AriaIsara this is a flat faced breed which has problems cleaning themselt

I agree. It must be a yank thing. Never happens in the UK.

​@@fionagregory9147 nope, not a thing. I have had cats for 40 years and no baths for them!

The only times I've seen a house cat need a bath is when they had fleas.

@@serendipityshopnyc I used flea spray and that worked fine.

If you have a Persian cat, then you have to.

Chase has been teaching him

Thank you. The fact that so many people don't see the issue is frustrating. She's putting the cat through unnecessary stress, and this can even have bad health repercussions.

Flat-faced cats, especially with folds, have a hard time cleaning themselves properly. They need occasional baths.

​@@AriaIsaramultiple breeds need baths. It's clear you have no idea what you are talking about. Bet you'd give your cats milk too 🙄

@@cobaltblu4196 she gives baths to all her cats so this has nothing to do with Kai's breed. Your point is moot and your assumption about milk wrong. The irony that you blame me for "not knowing what I'm talking about"...

May be something like a layer of dust was on his fur while giving him bath so might be they gave him bath

Yes. I think it is completely unnecessary to bathe a cat. They clean themselves.

They need baths every now and then. Cats can get dirty too which cannot be cleaned up all by themselves

@@raizahasmath5580 my cat never got very dirty at all.

@@raizahasmath5580 I have never known that.

I think they are in USA not the UK.

Exactly. Cats hate water. Its not necessary to bathe them as they are very clean animals and their coats have oils. Is bathing cats an American thing?

​@@julierutter9390I've had three cats who loved water - 2 would get in the shower with me and one would scream beside the tub until it was filled up for her to swim up and down in What cats utterly hate is the feeling they're going to be drowned. There are definite ways of convincing them that water is ok (the swimmer got that way after discovering that bathtime meant no fleas (first time got literally hundreds off her) and no eczema, so she'd demand one when she got itchy

@@julierutter9390nope not an American thing. I don’t know why she’s bathing the cats often. I’ve had cats before and I have a cat now and I never had to bathe them. Except the stray my parents found and later adopted, he was covered in fleas.

@@Faye786 Exactly.

You don’t need to bathe cats at all unless they get really dirty, need one medically, or you need to use a shampoo to lessen allergens (though you can get non water sprays or wipes for that sometimes they don’t work) My cat used to get them so I could use moisturizing pet shampoo because her skin got flaky and itchy.

Cats don’t need to be bathed unless they are extremely dirty. Like a feral cat dirty. She does it for views

Cats hate water! Putting them through these unnecessary baths is tortue for them!

​@@mrstitch6325 Either that or because of an exaggerated need for cleanliness. If they want to bathe something, they should get a dog.

I didn't realize he'd had a bath before. Maybe one day she'll explain because she has to know it's not the norm.

@@Muhdah1972 I don't think she knows it's not the norm. I suspect she actually believes cats need regular baths.

This is a good tip imma try it

I use a handheld shower head.

…also try using a Happy Hoodie…

I use large plastic pitchers with warm water all prepared for the rinsing.

There is absolutely no reason to bathe a cat unless he got poop on him or after a flea infestation. People are so irrational 🙄

I agree. There is rarely a need to bathe a cat--cats keep them themselves bathed and groomed, unlike dogs. Why put them through this if it's unnecessary?

I agree. Our cat is thirteen (69 in cat years) and we have never bathed her. She is a house cat so never goes out. She is clean.

He probably smelt like ass. You guys ever thought of that?🤔

Selfishness simply to make a video for the channel!

​@@1414yorkssome breeds. Like little kai here. Have trouble actually cleaning themselves.

Yeah me too! He was unrecognisable! 😅😂

Ya unfortunately for him. With Scottish Fold breeds like Kai, it is necessary. Due to joint issues they genetically inherit, it's harder for that breed to groom themselves, so they need to be given baths.

You're exactly right--cats do not need to be bathed at all except in special circumstances, like for example, if you rescue a flea-ridden kitten. Otherwise cats keep themselves clean by continual bathing & grooming, it's a daily ritual. But no matter how many of us state this fact in the comments, they continue to put their cats through this unnecessary tortue!

@@almaburns6562 the only time I gave two of my cats a bath was a week after they went to the vet and this was a flea bath I gave them as per my vet's instructions. These were two free kittens I took home from my local horse stable.

Not sure why Kai's bath was needed. However, Kai appears to be a Scottish Fold. All Folds are subject to a varying degree to a degenerative joint disease, due to the mutated gene that also causes their ears to "fold." The amount of pain associated with the disease also varies from cat to cat. For some, it can affect their ability to self-groom. Some can need periodic bathing, just like old cats with arthritis. Bathing can also assist cats with very thick coats who are shedding heavily to shed that coat and avoid hair ball problems. (I had a thick-coated cat who needed baths twice yearly (shedding season) - she didn't care much for the bath but absolutely _loved_ the blow drying.) (And of course the hairless cats require regular bathing, because of the oil accumulation on their skin.)

@@originalismisacrock166 please answer this: with the Scottish Fold breed, how would you clean their ears? And can they hear the same as a cat with fully pointy ears? And exactly how would the gene that causes the ears to fold affect the joints? Sorry for all the questions I don't know anything about this breed.

@@carolyncarnahan960 The gene that causes the fold affects cartilage, which is also found in the joints (but not in the part of the ear that processes sound). So, the joints are affected but not hearing or other ear structures. Cleaning the ears would be the same as for a straight-eared cat, except that it would likely need to be done more often. (Unless there is a companion cat in the house who is a serious ear washer....)

stop bathing a healthy cat, and it will get better👍

​@@teresa-3489I agree. It is totally unnecessary to bath a cat, unless they got into something or they have fleas.

a baby bath with slightly warmer than human body temp water is a good way to keep your moggy relaxed. Apart from the water lovers, I've only washed my cats to remove oil or get rid of extreme flea infestations

How are you supposed to clean them them?

@@BlissfulCosmicWaters cats fur is self cleaning..they clean it themselves if it needs it..they dont need to be bathed ..its not like dogs at all

​@@BlissfulCosmicWaters Cats keep themselves clean--they bathe and groom their coats in a daily ritual.