A Tuxedo Cat Keeps His Dignity in a Tub Full of Bubbles
His fur is soaked into little spikes, bubbles cling to his chest, and the tuxedo cat sits in the middle of a bathtub looking upward with a wary, dignified expression. His white chest and dark face are slicked flat, and his golden eyes are round and serious.
The bathroom behind him is peaceful, with a roll of toilet paper on the wall, towels on hooks, a mesh sponge, and a bright window. The foam piles high around him like a snowy hill, and a few bubbles have drifted up to his whiskers.
Most cats groom themselves well and rarely need a bath, and many dislike getting wet. Still, there are times, such as a sticky spill, when a bath is useful. If you need to bathe a cat, use a shampoo made for cats, keep the water lukewarm and shallow, support his body, and speak calmly. Never leave a cat unattended in the tub. Dry him well with a towel in a warm room, since a damp cat can get chilly. If your cat is very stressed, ask your vet or groomer for advice. Tuxedo cats are known for their personalities, and this one clearly has a lot of dignity.
Even soaked, he manages to look refined. A tuxedo should always be worn with dignity, even in a bubble bath.






