Bathing Boycat

It's Mancat Monday, in case you forgot, and mancat Evan wanted to show off something manly today. He went through all of his options. Should he show you his wrestling moves? How he can pin housemate Toby to the ground in two seconds' time? Or, should he show off his skills of hunting down any and every milk carton ring in the house? Or perhaps he should show you all his butter eating contest skills?

In the end, though, Evan didn't choose any of those manly skills to show off today. Instead...

Yep, this mancat has some mad bathing skills all right! Evan knows how to lick those toesies squeaky clean. And those whiskers! Aren't they just so very manly?

Now, I wonder if Evan would mind my sharing a bathing blooper of his?

We bet you furiends of ours are squeaky clean, too!

Happy Monday!

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Our Doodle of the Day;

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Our Tip of the Day:

I'm sure we all know how our kitties have those spiky little tongues. And it's those spiky little tongues that trap hair when kitties bathe themselves, which can then lead to those hairballs we all know so well. This is why it can certainly help your kitty to keep up with their brushing sessions, as removing as much loose hair as possible can reduce those hairballs. There are other potential options for hairball treatment as well, especially for cases where a kitty continues to combat hairballs even with regular grooming. There are treats and food on the market that can potentially help prevent hairballs, for example. These types of foods are often high in fiber, to help with motility and moving those hairballs through properly. Not all kitties will respond to the same to hairball remedies, though, so if your kitty has trouble with those hairballs, do be sure to to consult your veterinarian.