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So another member was talking about wash a cat with the 2 bucket method. Now this method would use about 6-9 gals of water. That's just a waste of water to me.
Being Eco-Friendly I decided to Waterless Wash my cat and show you how to save water even when washing animals.
Here are the before pics:
spray your micro fiber with a little product so it's wet to the touch (my cat is already expecting something. Just look at that face she's making!)
Now spray a little product on your cat, again wet to the touch
Rub back and forth to get the product in the cat completely. Techniques isn't really a concern here but your safety is! I cut my cat's claws before I did this and I suggest you do the same
Don't forget to get under the beak too.
The top is very important as this is where most of the environmental fallout accumulates
The one after pic (because my cat ran away seaming, jk)
All shined up for the holiday!
Not to worrie I used a pet friendly wash, lol.
Being Eco-Friendly I decided to Waterless Wash my cat and show you how to save water even when washing animals.
Here are the before pics:
spray your micro fiber with a little product so it's wet to the touch (my cat is already expecting something. Just look at that face she's making!)
Now spray a little product on your cat, again wet to the touch
Rub back and forth to get the product in the cat completely. Techniques isn't really a concern here but your safety is! I cut my cat's claws before I did this and I suggest you do the same
Don't forget to get under the beak too.
The top is very important as this is where most of the environmental fallout accumulates
The one after pic (because my cat ran away seaming, jk)
All shined up for the holiday!
Not to worrie I used a pet friendly wash, lol.
rolf
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