Hello all iv been fallowing on here quite as a mouse until i got my little naked butt!! Her name is Luna she is 16 weeks old and can i say she is one sweetheart and is so spoiled right now, my family and i are in shock on how different she is to other cats. Im loving every bit of her. I did have a little freak out when i hurd i had to bath her quite alot till i talked to my breeder and said well member we in live canada when were i am in alberta its so dry and se has some peach fuzz so so far i have given her some wipe downs but hasnt been really dirty just her ears! I look forward to hear tips and other news on others babies and so excited to post some photos when i ca!!!:Laugh:
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Welcome to sphynxlair, good to have you.
Looking foward to seeing pics, of your baby.
Looking foward to seeing pics, of your baby.
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Hello! And welcome! This place is a GREAT resource for all your questions you might have.
Bath time is not our most favorite time, but my babies are slowly understanding that it is what it is and there isn's much they can do about it. I did buy some exfoliating gloves to use on them (instead of a washcloth) and that seems to make the soap rub down go a lot smoother and faster, but (though they still try and get away). I also tried giving them a shower this last time around (it has sliding doors so they can't escape) and it was a lot easier for me to lather them up and rinse them off... and they didn't scratch or try and claw their way up me like I thought they might. So that's always an option. (I have a detachable shower head and have it running, but on the ground so water doesn't get in their ears).
Good luck with everything!
And again, Welcome!!
Bath time is not our most favorite time, but my babies are slowly understanding that it is what it is and there isn's much they can do about it. I did buy some exfoliating gloves to use on them (instead of a washcloth) and that seems to make the soap rub down go a lot smoother and faster, but (though they still try and get away). I also tried giving them a shower this last time around (it has sliding doors so they can't escape) and it was a lot easier for me to lather them up and rinse them off... and they didn't scratch or try and claw their way up me like I thought they might. So that's always an option. (I have a detachable shower head and have it running, but on the ground so water doesn't get in their ears).
Good luck with everything!
And again, Welcome!!