Hello! Today, we're going to learn about cat shampoos and recommend some products! Cats are known for being difficult to bathe. Fortunately, cats keep themselves clean by grooming themselves, so they don't need to bathe often. Generally, bathing once every 2-6 months is a good idea, but you may need to bathe them more often in the following cases.

• First, for cats with long hair. They tend to be more oily, so they need to be bathed more often.
• Second, for cats with skin diseases. If your cat has skin diseases, bathing is necessary for treatment.
• Third, for overweight cats. Fat cats have trouble grooming themselves, so they need more frequent baths.
• Fourth, for cases where foreign substances have been attached. If there is dirt or oil that cannot be removed by grooming, you should bathe your cat immediately.
• Fifth, when your cat is sick. If your cat has difficulty grooming itself due to aging or illness, bathe it.
• Sixth, during molting season. Bathing can help remove dead hair, which helps with molting.

Also, cat skin is three times thinner than human skin, and anything that touches the body is easily absorbed into the body, so you should use shampoos with safe ingredients. You should use a shampoo that is suitable for your cat's skin and fur. I'll recommend shampoos according to the type.

Hyponic Cat Shampoo (Unscented)

First, let me introduce a shampoo that can be used by all cats regardless of their hair length. It is difficult for cat owners to buy bottled shampoo because cats don't bathe often. This product is convenient to store and use because it is a pouch type. It contains plant-derived cleansing ingredients instead of synthetic surfactants, so it is less irritating to the skin. It is also unscented and does not contain any controversial ingredients, so you can use it more safely and cats with sensitive noses can be less stressed. If you are looking for a shampoo for your cat who doesn't have skin diseases or is just normal, how about this product?

Aecare Hypoallergenic Natural Cat Shampoo

This is a shampoo that can manage cat dandruff and chin acne. This shampoo does not contain fragrance, so it has no lingering scent. For cats, who have a better sense of smell than humans, fragrance can be stressful. Silicon oil, which is used in most rinses and conditioners, clogs pores, causing trouble and preventing waste removal. It uses natural essential oils to act as both a natural fragrance and a conditioner. It opposes animal testing, and some of the proceeds are donated to abandoned dogs and cats, so it will be a more valuable purchase. There are various products made with natural ingredients, such as dog shampoo, cat shampoo, ear cleaner, tear cleaner, deodorant, cream, etc., so if you need any products, you may want to check them out.

Virbac Pyoderm Glyco

Let me recommend a medicated shampoo for cats. It is a Virbac product and is helpful for bacterial and fungal skin diseases. It contains chlorhexidine, which has the optimal antibacterial concentration for cleaning effect and skin disease improvement. The same line has shampoo for seborrheic (dry) dermatitis, shampoo for allergic skin and skin barrier recovery, so you can use them according to your needs. This product is only for symptom relief, so if your cat has skin disease, please visit a veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis and treatment!

I hope this article helped you choose a cat shampoo. Thank you for reading today:)