Bathing a cat is always a headache for owners, as most cats are quite afraid of water. Often, a bath leaves the cat feeling sad, and the owner also feels sad from being scratched. Actually, short-haired breeds don't need to be prevented from bathing. Soak a towel in warm water, wring it out, wrap it around the cat, and gently wipe it. Then, use the towel to wipe away any dirt. 
1. Wet your hands with hot or cold water, and massage against the direction of hair growth from the buttocks to the head two or three times. Then massage with the direction of hair growth on the head, back, ribs, and abdomen to remove dirt and loose hair.
2. Quickly and carefully wipe the cat dry with a towel to prevent it from catching a cold (see introduction). It is best to do this in a cozy place at home or in a heated room.
3. Gently brush the cat's entire body with a clean seven-point brush, paying extra attention to areas that are particularly dirty. Even areas that cats generally dislike being touched, such as the belly and paws, should be carefully brushed.
4. Foam shampoo sold in pet stores does not need to be rinsed with water. Take a small amount, apply and rub it in your hands, then use a brush to clean it.
5. After carefully wiping away dirt and moisture from your cat's body with a towel or paper towel, use a hairdryer to dry it. If your cat dislikes the hairdryer, put it in a cage or box and let it blow warm air from a distance.
6. Once the fur has been brushed, brush it from top to bottom. Don't forget to brush the chest and abdomen thoroughly as well. After brushing, make sure the fur is clean.
