Do cats need to be bathed after being rained?

Hello, the cat is in the rain, the body will be very wet, you can give the cat a good wipe, and you can take a warm bath, and then dry and dry.

It is possible for a cat to get sick when it rains, so please try not to let the cat get wet in the rain. As the previous children's boots zhi said, cats are afraid of water, and first of all, cats will be very uncomfortable and depressed, which will cause cats to lose their appetite. Although I don't have any medical expertise in pets, I know that the temperature of the water for bathing cats is higher than the human body temperature, and the rain temperature is obviously much lower than the human body temperature, so it is definitely unhealthy.

Finally, my cat once ran out for the night, it happened to be raining heavily, and the next day I opened the door to see her pitifully lying on the carpet at the door, I thought it was nothing, and after a few days I found that she had been sneezing. After seeing the doctor, I learned that the nostril was blocked by a tissue, and even found a tumor in the nose. Maybe it's not directly related to the rain, but it's enough to refuse to let the cat get wet again.

Please! Thank you.

Cats should go home and take a hot bath after being exposed to the rain, so that they can keep their money and wash the rain on their bodies. Avoid cat colds.

Cats are used to living in the greenhouse, and they are used to being spoiled by their owners, and their resistance is worse than that of cats who used to be active outside. After the cat is exposed to the rain, the cat should be taken to a warm room, and quickly use a towel, preferably an absorbent towel, to dry the cat's wet body. Then you can use a hair dryer to dry the cat's damp hair, which is conducive to reducing the chance of the cat being drenched with cold.

You can also cook a bowl of ginger tea for cats to drink, and cats and people also need to keep warm and cold to enhance their resistance.

You can't take a bath, and in the bath, it will catch a cold.

If it's cold on a rainy day, you can't take a bath, just wipe it with a dry towel.

1.No, but if the cat continues to rain in a state of serious illness, it is easy to accelerate the cat's death.

2.Even in a healthy state, cats are prone to cold symptoms such as increased body temperature, listlessness, decreased appetite, and weak gastrointestinal tract after being exposed to rain.

3.Therefore, it is recommended that the owner provide a safe, comfortable and healthy living environment for the cat, and once the hair is wet, it should be dried in time to avoid colds.