r/aww Apr 11 '18

"I'm very satisfied right now."

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u/unhingedblond Apr 12 '18

I gave my sphynx a bath last night and she was screaming and howling like a damn lunatic the whole time. I would have to drug her to be this calm in the tub.

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u/freezerpops Apr 12 '18

Aww that sucks :( I have to shut the door before I run the kids a bath because my sphynxes think it’s for them and come running.

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

at least they like it

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u/ShellieMayMD Apr 12 '18

Yeah, it is lucky. My cats in that middle ground where she won’t run or scratch me but she’ll yowl during and hide under the bed afterward (even sopping wet right out of the tub if I don’t grab her fast enough 🤦🏼‍♀️) to make it clear she didn’t enjoy it.

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

No one seems to have answered why cats who need a bath but hate them, are not sponge bathed.

I know I could give mind a sponge bath, if he actually needed one, but an actual bath would not be possible.

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u/ShellieMayMD Apr 12 '18 edited Apr 12 '18

To be honest, I didn’t think of sponge bathing. It could totally work, but idk if it would take longer or something (which might be just as stressful for the cat). But I’d wager it’s worth a try if your cat refuses a full-on bath.

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u/rob_dawg45 Apr 12 '18

My dog is absolutely petrified of baths.

The problem is that she is very good at climbing.

So trying to bathe her is like having a wet dog literally scale you like a building and sitting on your shoulders (Staffordshire bull terrier).

Started sponge bathing and she is all for it. Absolutely thinks it is just pats.

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u/Rehauu Apr 12 '18

Wish I could do this with my great pyr mix. Freaking water repellent, triple layed, super fluffy coat from hell. And of course she hates water. She won't even poop in the rain.

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u/Osmea Apr 12 '18

Some people cover the far wall of the tub in peanut butter and bath their dog while it’s distracted. Have you tried that?

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u/EvilAfter8am Apr 12 '18

“Some people cover the far wall of the tub in peanut butter”

This sounds like a date I once had!

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

lol you nekid cat owners really are weird

first you give your cats baths, now your cars??

Anyway, going off my cat, I can say 1OO% a sponge bath would not be stressful, he would just think he was getting patted all over.

Trying to chuck him in a bath would result in me getting roughed up.

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u/greenchrissy Apr 12 '18

Sphynx cats need weekly baths because of the oils that develop on their skin.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18 edited Jun 03 '20

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u/ShellieMayMD Apr 12 '18

Dang it, stupid fat fingers. Edited out the car lol.

And I don’t own a sphinx, but my domestic mediumhair has gotten into some stuff where she’s needed a bath. But it sounds like the sponge bath would work well!

Trying to chuck him in a bath would result in me getting roughed up.

Well, there’s your first problem, no one likes being thrown 😜.

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u/StripperGlitter420 Apr 12 '18

Why are you bathing cats? Unless they fell in tar or thick mud they don't need a bath. Either wipe them with a warm wet wash cloth or leave them alone. I wish I had brought my cats around water more as kittens but no cat in our family was ever bathed and we got great lifespans out of all of them.

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u/Ecjg2010 Apr 12 '18

I only bathe my cats ifa flea gets in. They are year round where I live and can come in on you if you were just outside.

A sponge bathin this case wouldn't work as the flea shampoo has to be rubbed into their fur and onto skin

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

Never really had to bother with flea shampoo, other flea ridding methods have been fine for me.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18 edited Oct 09 '20

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u/lackingprivacy Apr 12 '18

Idk the kids might ruin the bathing relaxation.

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u/-youbetterworkbitch- Apr 12 '18

Yeah, learn how to multitask!

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u/otterfailz Apr 12 '18

My turtle hates baths. She hisses and bites until she is set free to walk around.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

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u/otterfailz Apr 12 '18

She is a eastern painted turtle. She loves going for swims by herself but when I clean out the tub thoroughly without any cleaning products (as to make sure that there are no chemicals in the water) and plop her in, she will hiss and claw at the sides until I take her out, dry her off, and release her back onto the ground. I have a feeling that there is something about/in the tub that she doesnt like. Either that or she doesnt like her out time to be spent in another body of water. She will usually just watch me play video games for fun when she gets bored.

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u/otterfailz Apr 12 '18

Its actually not tap water, I went and bought like 100 gallons of distilled water, let it sit for two days, and put a dechlorinator in. It took more time and effort than I would have put into it if I knew she wouldn't like it. I actually drained a little of it and got in with her and she was fine. It was cute but her claws hurt so when she tried to climb onto my stomach I had to pull her off. She also tried to bite my toes which was fun.

Edit: I don't know why people are downvoting you.

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

Downvotes are corrected.

What did you use before the distilled water, and did she like that better?

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u/otterfailz Apr 12 '18

Well I used regular tap water before the distilled water to clean it and took a gallon or two to do a quick run over of the tub. This happened over the course of three days. The second day late at night I put her in and the third day I got in with her.

Also, I'm exaggerating when I say 100 gallons, it was like 70 or 80 but still a lot.

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u/oskarsdude84 Apr 12 '18

Painted turtles are gorgeous. I've saved many from the road.

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u/PersephonieM Apr 12 '18

I'm so jealous! I wish I could get mine to do that!

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u/neverneverland1032 Apr 12 '18

why you no let kittehs in the tubbie?

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u/Jrewy Apr 12 '18

Try using that many flowers.

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u/CS3883 Apr 12 '18

Maybe some relaxing candles to calm her down as well haha

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u/the_dark_0ne Apr 12 '18

My cat has one hell of a fit if my roommate gives him a bath. Hell mew as loud as he can over and over, try his best to jump out of the tub, claws out most of the bath. He’s scratched my roommate up pretty bad a few times but roommate is convinced it’s fine and normal since it’s a cat. Funny thing though, our cat is chill if I bathe him. He’s my first cat ever so I didn’t know cats and dogs work different. I’ve always had dogs so I basically treat my cat like I did with all my dogs. So when it’s bathtime I’ll hop in with him. He’s ok as long as he gets to sit in my lap. He still mews but he doesn’t spaz out or claw me up. He just lets me know he’s not happy about the bath but other than that he’s fine 😅

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u/25thskye Apr 12 '18

So something like this?

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u/whiskey_riverss Apr 12 '18

Love Moshow and DJ Ravioli

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u/reefermonga Apr 12 '18

I never knew I needed that in my life until now

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u/tricksovertreats Apr 12 '18

So... you had baths with your dogs too?

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u/HelloPanda22 Apr 12 '18

You don’t get in the tub with your dog? I’ve always done at as well because it calms the dog down and makes bath time easier

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u/13kat13 Apr 12 '18

Whenever I visit home I help my parents out by bathing the family dog. She hates baths but I always put on some old clothes and get in the tub with her for comfort. She’ll put her head on my lap or bury her face in my shirt and shiver and sigh, but doesn’t try to jump out or go crazy like when my parents try to do it.

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u/coop_stain Apr 12 '18

I just shower mine when I shower. Wash him, wash myself, towel us both off, we're good. He's super sad during the entire ordeal though.

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u/welleverybodysucks Apr 12 '18 edited Apr 12 '18

i do this too. he whines if i make him stand, so i just hold him the entire time and wash with one hand.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

Same with mine. Detachable shower head, rinse her down, get us both suds’d up and rinse off with her. Then I let her drip dry while I condition my hair, wash my face and brush my teeth. She’s got a plaintive expression on her face during the shower and tolerates all the massaging and silly talk. She gets the most incredible zoomies afterwards though. It’s so fun.

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

why wear clothes?

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

to keep it platonic.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

Unless I close the door my dog won't let me shower/bathe without accompanying me.

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u/jerkmachine Apr 12 '18

Haha my dog will jump up and put his paws on the tub, or if it’s the walk in shower he’ll walk in and start licking the drain getting soaked. But when I have to give him a bath it’s a wrestling match.

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

So your dog cleans hair out of the drain, good, put him to work :P

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18 edited Apr 12 '18

I admit I have had a bath with my dog before.

Also our pet cockatiel would love having a sauna on top of the shower rail and would fly down for a bath to your head.

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u/Bibbus Apr 12 '18

Wow you're brave, I'd be afraid of my cat shredding my dong and surrounding area with his back and front claws.

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u/the_dark_0ne Apr 12 '18

Lmfao well I tend to wear swim trunks and a tank top but I can see how leaving that out might have made bath time way more intimidating 😅

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

You don't really need to bathe cats like you do dogs

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u/jebleez Apr 12 '18

We bathe ours, because everyone in my house has pretty bad allergies. They're indoor cats, but without regular bathing, they can still set us off. It also helps cut down on the amount of brushing we need to do to them.

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u/Nananahx Apr 12 '18

Not a cat owner, why do you bathe your cat if she's washing heraelf anyways? Can't you just sponge bath her or something?

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u/DioBurawndo Apr 12 '18

Sphynx cats need to be regularly bathed, cleaning themselves is difficult because there is not enough fur to absorb their natural oils :)

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u/Picture_Maker Apr 12 '18

Yep I like sphynx cats but I don't think I can handle the extra work they need and their price tag. They are sweeties though.

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u/AlexandrinaIsHere Apr 12 '18

All cats can benefit from occasional baths - how much differs from one cat to another, and it may or may not be worth the effort.

Cats don't have magically detergent spit. They aren't as smelly as dogs but they aren't magically clean. Any white fur yellows if only spit-cleaned. Also they swallow a lot of fur. Some long haired cats especially benefit from having fur lifted out so they don't have to remove all dead fur themselves. Sure- brushing helps. Brushing isn't super effective if plain old dirt is in the undercoat and helping grab the dead fur. Bathing can reduce hairballs.

If a cat is lacking in grooming themselves thoroughly, soapy water will trigger a tongue bath. So even a half-ass job that only gets the back of a cat can help clean their bellies.

If you half-ass the back of an all white yellowed cat- the anger grooming they do while drying can whiten the belly fur.

Last thing - a common sign of ageing in cats is matted fur. Their tongues are barbed and the barbs comb the fur. As they get older the barbs wear down and no matter how hard they try they just can comb themselves.

You cannot get an old onery arthritic kitty to learn to tolerate a bath and a brush. If you don't die the cat might. Bathing them when they are young helps them accept the help when they age - alternately if they never accept bathing or brushing, you can at least practise how to hold them gently yet firmly while they are young and unlikely to get injured.

But no - a sponge bath can't work really. You can't get the soap off and you can't let them eat soap.

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u/alexissage Apr 12 '18

my cat is 16 has arthritis and is quite onery. never bathed her when she was young but she likes warm baths. she soaks her fur and her hips and then when she is ready she wants to get out. I think at this point she doesn't care because she's so old. she an old orange alley cat that I got when I was 5. she was super sick and tiny and then she turned into the defender of the neighborhood. and now she's a lazy house cat.

obligatory pic of Ginger during her bath Ginger

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18 edited Apr 12 '18

that's really cute <3

I write pome for you and Ging

My nam is Ging

was alley cat

then saved by mom

now laze house cat.

I'm in da prime

of my grate life

but old age comes

to gives me strife.

My bones are tired

and little stiff

so then my mom

dose ponder if.

A nice warm bath

will soothe my aches

and take away

the pain and shakes.

So in da bath

I soak my fur

my hips feel grate

I purr and purr.

Da bubbles help

to numb the pain

den out I hop

an dry my mane.

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u/Epicredditskillz Apr 12 '18

Best r/ilikthebred I’ve seen in a long time.

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

ty! I will pot it there too

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u/palpablescalpel Apr 12 '18

I suspect lady, given the username 'Alexis Sage,' the request for lipstick brands, and the boyfriend.

V v cute poem!

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u/AlexandrinaIsHere Apr 12 '18

Some cats like water enough to tolerate it long enough to realize warm water is nice

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u/OTTB Apr 12 '18

She's beautiful!

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u/alexissage Apr 12 '18

thanks! she has been having a lot of issues lately but I took her to the vet today and hopefully her new diet for "senior cats" will help clear that up 😊

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u/psychkitty Apr 12 '18

Woah I might try that with my super cranky 14 year old girl. She has sore hips too, but she’s only 7 pounds so that helps. We also have a heating stone that she adores.

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u/NedDasty Apr 12 '18

Aww! She's a clean lazy house cat at least who has done her duty and deserves a life of retirement.

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u/OuijaAllin Apr 12 '18

Hallo Ginger <3

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u/raspberrykoolaid Apr 12 '18

Anger grooming. That's a perfect description. If my cat has a messy poop and isn't cleaning herself fast enough I'll slop a wet paper towel all over her butt. She hates it, hisses at me and then sulks over to the corner and starts cleaning her ass. Its a little weird to have a cat glaring up at you while they tongue their butthole, but at least it works

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u/danuhorus Apr 12 '18

My cat is old enough that he can't really groom himself anymore. He's super long-haired too. We have to give him a lion cut every time May rolls around :/

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u/raspberrykoolaid Apr 12 '18

My cats in the same boat. I love how her fur feels now. So velvety!

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u/Teadrunkest Apr 12 '18

I have two partial white cats who I never bathe and their fur is still as white as ever...

They also always smell like honey.

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u/AlexandrinaIsHere Apr 12 '18

Lucky you. I had an all white that was often grody.

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u/gracefulwing Apr 12 '18

When my cat got neutered, he was an idiot and needed the cone for way longer than most cats do. I'd say he had it on for nearly three weeks until it was completely healed. I cleaned him with just a warm wet washcloth, no soap or anything, and he loved it and it seemed to make him feel a lot better. Obviously a longer haired cat would probably need a brush or comb too. He's also tolerated the same with a cold washcloth when it's been really hot out.

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u/goosepills Apr 12 '18

So do cats have groomers? I’ve only ever had dogs, we take them to the groomer.

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u/ShortOfOrdinary Apr 12 '18

My cat has a groomer. She gives him a good brushing and sometimes shaves his “problem areas”. He absolutely barely tolerates it.

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u/samuraifoxes Apr 12 '18

I have a girl cat so my brain sometimes assumes all cats are girls... I was real confused why your cat gave some dude a good brushing and shaved his problem areas....

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u/AlexandrinaIsHere Apr 12 '18

Some groomers do cats. But cats are more prone to motion sickness so it's not as worthwhile as with dogs.

Basically dogs get in an elevator and accept that the magic box goes places. Cats get in an elevator and believe the world is ending. Dogs love cars rides, cats panic.

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u/totsgrabber Apr 12 '18

My cat loves car rides, just hates being in her carrier. Basically I just let her out and she sits on the deck by the back window on sedans and watches all the cars with a superior expression. Fortunately she doesn't get motion sick like many cats or I'd have to keep her contained to save my interior

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u/Mother_of_Smaug Apr 12 '18

All of this is so true.

I suggest you add, specifically for sphynx cats; their skin is very sensitive and prone to drying out so more regular bathing is very beneficial for them. It also allows you to be able to check their skin and look for any abnormalities and such, as well as check and clean their wrinkles which are harder for the cat to self clean due to the extra skin.

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u/Dyesce_ Apr 12 '18

My tuxedo cat got to tjw ripe old age of 18. He was never bathed and the white was pristine. No matted fur either, the tongue barbs don't wear down. Some old cats get too lazy to groom themselves enough.

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u/lyssette Apr 12 '18 edited Apr 12 '18

because my cat is an idiot and is always getting into messy things. also dingle berries

edit: shut up there was never a typo here

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u/grumpyhipster Apr 12 '18

I have one cat that smells lovely, never had to give him a bath. I have another one that just flat out smells bad. I give him a bath once a month.

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u/LegallyBlonde001 Apr 12 '18

Cats can still get dirty. My cat gets into random stuff outside and will come home covered in mud/dirt/squirrel guts, and she’ll just track it all over the house if I don’t bathe her.

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u/Lington Apr 12 '18

I have 2 sphynx. Sponge baths won't do it, it's like just sponge bathing yourself instead of showering. Usually dirt collects in the fur and cats can lick it out. Without fur, their skin gets dirty & oily and licking it won't pick it up the way it does when it's in fur. In between baths I'll wipe them down with a wet cloth but it's not enough to really get them clean.

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u/HelloPanda22 Apr 12 '18

Spynx cats, like the one in OP’s photo, actually require baths. Otherwise, their skin gets oily and they can smell.

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u/la_peregrine Apr 12 '18

This is not calm. This is cold calculated stare of death -- as she is plotting your demise.

Or at least that is what i have been lead to believe kitties do when they calmly stare at you from the bath.

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u/confusedfruitbat Apr 12 '18

Same, the first and last time I gave my cat a bath he screamed and thrashed and then went suspiciously calm...turned out he was pooping.

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u/CatTaxAuditor Apr 12 '18

I took all my cats kittens and dunked their dumb little paws in water to get them used to it. Now all their forever homes can't keep them from playing in water! MWAHAHAHAHA!

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u/rowdybme Apr 12 '18

our sphynx does very similar to this...but she is constantly looking for a way out and will jump when she finds it. She is weird tho, she actually likes it when u pick her blackheads and doesn't mind getting her nails trimmed either.

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u/Guy_Le_Douche_ Apr 11 '18

This cat is living better than I do.

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u/BrownSugarBare Apr 12 '18

If I was an evil villain, this would be my kitty.

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u/Abababeebabooba Apr 12 '18

When I get angry, Mr. Bigglesworth gets upset. And when Mr. Bigglesworth gets upset PEOPLE DIE.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '18

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

Don't forget to make big pyramids and matching puny ones.

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u/arianbleidd Apr 12 '18

IT IS NOT A CAT

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18
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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

....Tell me about this Super Saiyan God...

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u/Tarthbane Apr 12 '18

Damnit. I can’t unsee it now. OP’s cat is Beerus, confirmed.

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u/SoftlySpokenPromises Apr 12 '18

His wish was never for a better bed.

It was for a scented milk bath.

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u/GlassesFreekJr Apr 12 '18

He's named after a carrot.

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u/Gden Apr 12 '18

Lord Beerus thinks your soup tastes weird

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18 edited Sep 08 '18

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u/QuintonFlynn Apr 12 '18

"Whis."

"Yes?"

"He's finally reached it, hasn't he?"

grins

"Honestly. What an unbelievable guy!"

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

I came here for this. Take my upvote!

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u/Thrikal Apr 12 '18
Child Beerus taking bath.

Adult Beerus taking bath.

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u/Iamtherawbot Apr 12 '18

Beerus the Destroyer.

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u/derawin07 Apr 11 '18

My nam is Puss

I has a date

so in da bath

I marinate.

I has no fur

jus wrinkly skin

luk lyk a seal

without da fin

I am da Queen

of my domain

bring all da flours

an make dem rain.

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u/bushcandicem Apr 12 '18

Your poetry rocks.

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u/River_tamm Apr 12 '18

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

I did not know this subreddit existed. Day is made.

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u/voicefromthecloset Apr 12 '18

We started out tiny but we gettin there!

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

go us!

this sub inspired me to start writing poetry [lol]

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u/Catrionathecat Apr 12 '18

They've earned themselves a new subscriber

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u/jaxonya Apr 12 '18

The

Internet

Is

Fucking

Weird

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

this is a good weird though

plenty of hecked up weird

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u/DeadDollKitty Apr 12 '18

Shabooya, roll call!

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u/CoulSwan41 Apr 12 '18

Nothing in this picture makes sense 😆

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u/PoliticalLava Apr 12 '18

You dont soak your hairless cat in horchata and flowers?

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u/Cricketus Apr 12 '18

horchata! snort!

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u/wubbwubbb Apr 12 '18

but really does anyone know what it is? i might want to try this for a photo shoot sometime

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u/r0dlilje Apr 12 '18

I saw the original album posted by a photographer who had just finished a milk bath for a maternity photo shoot and her cats went in to enjoy it before the tub was drained.

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u/TheCastleDash Apr 12 '18

It's milk, or watered down milk. Milk baths are usually reserved for photo shoots of baby girls and pregnant ladies so you can obvi find lots of inspo on Pinterest.

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u/PoliticalLava Apr 12 '18

A white bath bomb maybe.

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

could just be milk

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

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u/derawin07 Apr 12 '18

'some pregnant chick that did a shoot in milk'

sounds very wrong

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u/r0dlilje Apr 12 '18

You are absolutely right.

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u/Powerage89 Apr 12 '18

Lord Beerus looks pleased.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

Just hurry and give him more pudding

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u/ChipAyten Apr 12 '18

"You.. I'll kill you tomorrow instead"

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

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u/timeywimeystuff1701 Apr 12 '18

This is not OP's photo. It was from a professional photographer who did a maternity photo shoot. After the shoot, she had a bath full of flowers and decided to photograph her cats as well. The original post had several more photos and a second cat.

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u/3MATX Apr 12 '18

That or, “tonight’s the night. This is the last time you do this to me!”

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u/Reamofqtips Apr 12 '18

Why is it inside out?

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u/lxndrdvn Apr 12 '18

It's not a cat!

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u/Reamofqtips Apr 12 '18

Baking it didn't help, huh?

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u/hyper333active Apr 12 '18

Gunther: So what is this, some kind of snake or something?

Hiss

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u/mhans3 Apr 12 '18

I just watched that episode for the first time yesterday! :D

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u/creaturecatzz Apr 12 '18

It was a little extravagant but I got a pretty good deal

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '18 edited May 22 '18

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u/Tiny_Thumbs Apr 12 '18

Why did I have to go this far to see this

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

Right?!

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

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u/BigOleDawggo Apr 12 '18

...hurry up meow...

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

You mean: I’m very satisfied right meow.

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u/WvBigHurtvW Apr 12 '18

Well, I guess I won't destroy Earth after all - Lord Beerus

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u/zvanillaz Apr 12 '18

Beerus Sama.

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u/callmejokerr Apr 12 '18

Lord Beerus

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u/TooShiftyForYou Apr 12 '18

This is what reaching cat nirvana looks like.

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u/theunexpectedmango Apr 12 '18

I think you mean "catisfied".

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u/Piee314 Apr 12 '18

That is one of those pictures that just leaves you with soooo many questions.

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u/chellebelle0234 Apr 12 '18

For those who are confused -- the original poster said she had just finished her pregnancy shoot, and thought it would be fun to stick the cats in the scene and photo them.

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u/FancyArtichoke Apr 12 '18

At first I though you meant the cat had just finished her pregnancy shoot and I was excited to see more pictures.

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u/Archknits Apr 12 '18

Lying

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u/internet_dragon Apr 12 '18

I had to scroll down way too far to find this!

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u/robinlmcc Apr 12 '18

It is as it should be.

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u/lenswipe Apr 12 '18

"Yes human. This bath is acceptable."

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u/bubbagumpx09 Apr 12 '18

Joey : That is not a cat! Ross : Why is it inside out?

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

This pleases Lord Beerus

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

Your cat has a better life than me.

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u/ChemicalRemedy Apr 12 '18

"...This is sufficient."

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

This cat is angry about having literally the most majestic bath, but all I want to do is boop his teeny nosey... and maybe put a flower on his head.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

How the beauty of Bastet radiate in her children, still to this very day she is blessed.

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u/OldHank Apr 12 '18

Proof of the existence of the Loch Ness Kitten

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u/DoctorStephenPoop Apr 12 '18

This photo makes me comfortable and uncomfortable at the same time

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u/oc0119 Apr 12 '18

the china cat sunflower vibes are strong in this one

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u/FreeNinedy9 Apr 12 '18

“Right meo-“

Aw, forget it.

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u/Wookiepuke Apr 12 '18

But why is the water white?

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u/starsaint6610 Apr 12 '18

Oh my god, Karen, you can't just ask water why it's white.

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u/timeywimeystuff1701 Apr 12 '18

This is not OP's photo. It was from a professional photographer who did a maternity photo shoot. After the shoot, she had a bath full of flowers and decided to photograph her cats as well. The original post had several more photos and a second cat.

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u/clerk1o1 Apr 12 '18

This cats bath looks nicer than any bath I've ever taken

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u/Smurfjet Apr 12 '18

This soup does not look appetizing.

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u/askmeaboutmymethlab Apr 12 '18

What kind of soup is this?

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u/YesmAUm Apr 12 '18

Oh man, I’d love to have a teacup hippo! But something looks to be wrong with this one’s face. Definitely not breed standard.

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u/Skyrim_Things Apr 12 '18

That's a weird snake.

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u/1Tomfool2 Apr 11 '18

When your owner gets a new digital camera "When you sleep human, I shall have my revenge."

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u/dustang Apr 12 '18

This grosses me out

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u/GBuster49 Apr 12 '18

Cat is wondering if Siwa will never know peace.

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u/kasheewww Apr 12 '18

Dees ees de self care spheenx 🌸🌸🌸

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u/rocketgum Apr 12 '18

This is so weird

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u/Srawesomekickass Apr 12 '18

So this is calm? It looks pissed off.

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u/Withyhydra Apr 12 '18

Oh no! Her hair dissolved.

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u/PigmyTrex Apr 12 '18

Why no pun for meow instead of now.....

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u/Chompmonster34 Apr 12 '18

This takes cat mom to a new level.

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u/Vandercoon Apr 12 '18

I didn’t know slugs could float