Heh, the ASPCA would just love those cat-washing instructions. Not that they would like my cat-washing procedure, either. I just throw him in the pool.
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Steve Normington Member
Posts: 7663 From: Mesa, AZ, USA Registered: Apr 2001
Originally posted by Master_Sushi: How would I go about geting my cat dry?
Page 82: To dry your cats fur quickly, especially during the winter time, place cat in paper bag, place into microwave ove and set on HIGH for 4 minutes. Make sure Fluffy's tags or anything else of metal is removed prior to placing cat in microwave oven for drying.
For slow drying {recommended}, place cat in large roasting pan, cover and place in oven at 350oF for 30 to 45 minutes. Make sure roasting pan is placed closely between shelves to avoid cat wondering around in oven.
Bon Appetite!
And don't forget the wine!
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ShootingStar Member
Posts: 490 From: flamborough ontario Registered: Feb 2002
I always just turn the shower on, throw all 4 of them in there and close the glass door. Drizzle a little shampoo over the top and bingo, clean cats. Use the same drying method as above.
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400HP LT1 Conversion has begun......
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jbigie Member
Posts: 429 From: Corvallis, OR USA Registered: Jan 2002
I like the shaving and licking proposals...anyone want to voulenteer for a test run?
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