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A Snow Bengal Discovered the Bubble Bath and Is Not Sure About It

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Foam bubbles pile up around a cream and silver snow Bengal, who sits in the bathtub with her ears pulled back. Her golden eyes look to the side with a sheepish expression, her damp fur is slightly tousled, and her marbled pattern glows against the white foam. A towel hangs on a rack, a toilet paper roll stands on a shelf, and a basket sits in the corner. She seems unsure how she got there.

Bengals are among the few cat breeds that are often curious about water. Their wild-looking coats and athletic builds come from crosses with a small wild cat, and many are active and playful. Even so, soapy water is not a good place for a cat. Bubble bath and human soap can irritate skin and be harmful if licked, so rinse her gently with clean, warm water and dry her well. If she swallowed a lot of soap, call your vet. Bengals also need plenty of exercise, and a tall cat tree and interactive toys help keep that energy out of the tub.

She wears the bubbles with a touch of drama, and she is not sure whether to be proud or embarrassed. The towel is ready, and the bath will end soon. Somewhere in the room, a pile of fluff is waiting to be dried.

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